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Daily Weather Briefings

Updated Monday-Friday at 8:15 a.m. and 10 a.m. Eastern Time.

Credit: NASA’s Wallops Range Weather Office

Weather Reports

iss070e003830 (Oct. 13, 2023) -- In the center of the Kuril Island chain is the volcanic Rasshua island (to the very right of the image). Just barely visible is its peak that emits volcanic gas, sulfur deposits streaking down its sides. To the left of the image are the islands of Ketoy and Simushir in the Sea of Okhotsk, peaking out from the swirls of clouds that cast overhead. The International Space Station soared 260 miles above as this photograph was taken.

24-Hour Weather Outlook

Updated Monday-Friday at 8:15 a.m. and 2 p.m. Eastern Time.

Satellite image of the Delmarva Peninsula area of the East Coast of the U.S., which is a green and brown coastline with the Delaware and Chesapeake Bays. Most of the land is covered in small puffs of clouds. The majority of the image is blue ocean water in the Atlantic. There is a large, gleaming patch of silvery water that looks almost like a mirror, labeled "sunglint." Next to it is an exceptionally colorful patch of ocean water, including teal swirls of phytoplankton, where there is no sunglint, which are labeled "phytoplankton." A darker green and blue patch next to the sunglint is labeled "low wind."

3-Day Weather Outlook

Updated Monday-Friday at 4 p.m. Eastern Time.

Wallops Historical Weather

The Sun casts a glass-like reflection on the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Honduras. Near the top of the image, groups of teal waters off the coast of Belize peek through the clouds as the International Space Station soared nearly 260 miles above.

April Weather Summary

Review of weather at Wallops Flight Facility during April 2025.

Small scatters of clouds lightly hang over the dark blue and turquoise waters of the Bahamas as the International Space Station soared 262 miles above.

May Climatology

Climatology at Wallops Flight Facility during the month of May.

iss070e039145 (Dec. 13, 2023) -- Clouds sweep over Southern Africa as the International Space Station begins entering orbital nighttime 261 miles above.

Wallops Climatology Document

An overview of historical weather at Wallops.

Wallops Launch Statistics

The Sun casts a glass-like reflection on the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Honduras. Near the top of the image, groups of teal waters off the coast of Belize peek through the clouds as the International Space Station soared nearly 260 miles above.

Launch Availability Statistics

An overview of Launch Availability at Wallops (2013-2025)

LLCC Statistics

Wallops Lightning Launch Commit Criteria Statistics (2019-2025)

Wallops Range Capabilities

NASA's Wallops Flight Facility is NASA's only owned and operated launch range.

A large control room with wide screen of monitors with different views. There are three rows of desks, all with monitors at each station. There is another row of desks with monitors toward the bottom of the image. People are stationed throughout the control center.

Operations

Personel sit at a control table supporting a launch.

Personnel

file photo of Antares rocket launch from 2014

Launch Schedule

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