Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-131) Landing.

"Good news, there's a 'go' forecast at KSC," CAPCOM Rick Sturckow radioed from Mission Control.

"No precipitation concern inside of 30 miles, all the shower activity's kind of to the east of that 30-mile circle. The main concern is going to be fog. Fog is not in the forecast, but that's what we're having Fergie (astronaut Chris Ferguson) look at for the T-38 (weather assessment) flight."

"So it's going to be few (clouds) at 2,000 (feet), scattered 5,000, scattered 12,000, seven miles vis and the winds are zero-eight-zero (at) four, peak six knots," Sturckow said. "So that's all good news. We'll keep an eye on the fog for the first opportunity."

"We understand, Houston, thanks a lot", commander Alan Poindexter replied from Discovery. "That sounds like a great forecast".