[HiHoSteveO]

Remember to look for the liftoff (if it's not cloudy)

I like to watch it online or the NASA Channel to make sure it actually goes, then go outdoors and look to the East/Southeast.

Can watch it livestreamed online from many sources. Here's a couple that should work.

Watch SpaceX launch the first private Moon lander — Quartz

NASA Television | NASA

[kcrazorbackfan]

Beautiful launch; watched it from our back yard.

[Topspinmo]

I seen it break above the clouds, nice pretty reddish yellow flame.

[JerryLBell]

My wife and I watched it from our driveway and shared it with a visiting friend who'd never seen a launch. The clouds broke it up a bit but it was still cool. I was hoping to see the return of the first stage but it apparently did so pretty far out to sea and was to dim for me to see. The reddish color was cool - reminiscent of Mars except just tearing across the sky.