- A SpaceX launch from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday morning left strange "jellyfish clouds" in the Tampa Bay area.
- SpaceX said the Falcon 9 rocket launched at 5:52 a.m. from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
- Chief Meteorologist Denis Phillips said the launch left behind "jellyfish clouds," otherwise known as noctilucent clouds.
- Noctilucent clouds are rare, luminous, blue ice clouds formed in the upper mesosphere, and "they are thought to form when water vapor condenses around 'seeds' of dust from vaporized meteorites - along with other sources that include rocket launches and volcanic eruptions," according to NASA.
- Tampa Bay 28 received photos of the clouds from viewers in Hudson and Tampa.
Brides left scrambling to find new venue after Red Mesa Catina suddenly closes
Brides are left scrambling to find a new venue after the sudden closure of Red Mesa Cantina and its event spaces.
Brides left scrambling to find new venue after Red Mesa Catina suddenly closes
