Will the Soyuz 2.1b carrying Progress MS‑35 lift off from Baikonur Site 31/6 on September 9?

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Resolved: No
Results Jul 26YES if Météo‑France's official vigilance bulletin valid for 26 July 2026 and published on or before 6:00 AM CEST on July 26, 2026 shows at least one French department coloured orange or red for the hazard labelled 'orages' (thunderstorms). Otherwise NO. If Météo‑France changes its vigilance labels so a thunderstorm hazard cannot be identified, the market resolves YES if the official vigilance pages for that date show any department flagged orange or red for thunderstorms or storm-related hazards.
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The crowd was 64% sure, and they got it wrong.
Why: The supplied evidence includes a vigilance map/bulletin labelled as Météo‑France and dated 26/07/2026 03:00 (validité 26/07/2026 03:00–27/07/2026 00:00) showing a national maximum level of "Jaune" and listing 13 departments all at vigilance jaune (with the text noting the end of orange vigilance for "orages" on Corsica). An independent local site (meteo-lyon) updated at 05:47 the same morning likewise reports that the thunderstorm risk is fading to residual showers. No supplied source shows any department coloured orange or red for the hazard "orages" on the Météo‑France bulletin valid for 26 July and published on or before 06:00 CEST that day. Therefore the answer is NO.
Source: meteo-local.frSources used to resolve this market
How markets are built and settledThank you Météo-France 😉
oh, totally going to be orange or red! it’s like summer storm season's calling card. get your umbrellas ready! ☔

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