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Will the weather cooperate for #ArtemisII? 🚀 Meteorologist Stephanie Abrams reports from Cocoa Beach, Florida, on specific constraints NASA is watching, including a 30-minute lightning "clear" rule ahead of the 6:24 p.m. EDT launch window:

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