Yes, the previous launch was delayed due to the poor weather condition. A cold front moved in over the spaceport, bringing clouds and winds into the area. The cloud ceiling proved to be too low for a safe launch, prompting NASA to postpone Discovery’s flight. The next scheduled launch is 0947 UT, 10 December 2006.
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