Wednesday, June 28, 2006
The flight, which is bound for the International Space Station, would be the shuttle's second since the Columbia accident killed seven astronauts more than three years ago. The launch is planned for 3:49 p.m. EDT (1949 GMT).
"I'm hoping the weather is going to improve over the next couple of days," said astronaut Piers Sellers, who is planned to make at least two spacewalks during Discovery's 12-day mission to the space station.
NASA was to begin forecasting the weather for launch day on Wednesday.
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