Will Artemis I Launch by the end of September 2022?
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NET Oct 2
NASA managers will meet this evening to evaluate whether to roll back or remain at the launch pad to preserve an opportunity for a launch attempt on Oct. 2.
https://www.nasa.gov/content/artemis-i-weather-criteria
The potentially relevant criteria are precipitation, lightning, and clouds. In particular:
Do not roll to launch pad if the lightning forecast is greater than 10% within 20 nautical miles of the launch area during rollout.
Do not launch through precipitation.
@MattP SLS is basically just several cans stacked on top of each other with a pointy can at the top and two more cans on the sides. I think that's plenty of "can".

