Pegasus Looking Ahead to Weather Decision Later Today
Posted on Oct 18, 2009 10:21:18 AM | Steven Roy | 0 Comments    |


Pegasus and crew are ready to get under way from the dock at Michoud Assembly Facility in East New Orleans pending a weather decision later today. Weather forecast does show winds prohibiting departure of Pegasus diminishing in the afternoon. Current winds up to 25 knots -- that's about 30 miles per hour -- are expected to drop to around 15 knots or 17 miles per hour during the afternoon.  Cloudless skies and very cool temperatures are making for a very pleasant morning in the New Orleans area. 

Take a look at this video shot by Marshall television producer Mick Speer of the roll put to the dock, loading and securing the cargo doors of Pegasus; plus some video of Pegasus at the dock over the weekend.


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