Dangerous Wind Again Stalls Launch of Space Station Supplies

An unmanned rocket loaded with 7,400 pounds of cargo for the International Space Station — the first U.S. shipment in months — was grounded by dangerous gusts Saturday. It was the third weather delay in a row. Launch director Bill Cullen called off the attempt three hours in advance. Technical troubles had bumped the late afternoon launch time to the last possible moment in the window; given the high odds of excessive wind, there seemed little reason to proceed. More

(Source: ABC News - Dec 6)