Final Update: SpaceX launched SES-24 ASTRA-1P at 5:35 PM EDT June 20th 2024 from SLC-40 and B-1080-9 landed on drone ship JRTI. I did attend the scrubbed attempt on Tuesday but did not attend the launch on Thursday so unfortunately I do not have any photos of liftoff.
UpDate: SpaceX scrubbed the Tuesday launch attempt due to high winds just minutes before 8:23 PM EDT. Next attempt on Thursday June 20th 2024 has only a 40% Go For Launch forcast from the SLD 45th weather squadron at Cape Canaveral three hour window starting at 5:35 PM. Booster recovery weather is also listed as low for risk. Storms will be arriving at the middle and end of launch window. SpaceX needs to launch at the very begining of the window if possible.
SpaceX is pushing the Tuesday June 18th 2024 launch attempt to the very end of the window now 8:23 PM EDT for the SES-24 ASTRA 1P built by Thales Alenia Space for Luxembourg's SES Satellites. Currently on and off light rain with gusty winds keep rolling over the SLC-40 launch complex at Cape Canaveral Florida.
Photos by Scott Schilke for spacenewsfl.com