The launch of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station has been postponed due to gusty liftoff winds.

The new launch window is now set for a timeframe between 3:31 and 8:01 PM EDT, although the 45th Weather Squadron forecasts only a 40% chance of favorable weather during this period.

Concerns remain regarding high winds and unfavorable conditions for booster recovery in the Atlantic Ocean.

Once launched, the Falcon 9 rocket is expected to deploy a batch of Starlink internet satellites.

The rocket's first-stage booster is designed to land on a SpaceX drone ship approximately eight minutes after liftoff.

Notably, no sonic booms are anticipated in Central Florida during this launch.

For those interested in following the event, live updates and coverage will be available on FLORIDA TODAY's website and SpaceX's social media channels.

Forecasts suggest that gusty winds will continue throughout the week as high pressure strengthens.