In an unexpected twist, Netflix has delayed Alex Honnold’s highly-anticipated live climb, “Skyscraper Live,” due to safety concerns over weather conditions. The event was set to thrill viewers by showcasing Honnold’s attempt to free climb the legendary Taipei 101, one of the tallest buildings in the world, but last-minute weather issues nudged the event into a postponement. Originally scheduled for a heart-pounding 5 PM PT, the new climb date has been shifted to Saturday at the same time.

This decision underscores Netflix’s commitment to the safety of everyone involved, a liberating phrase to hear when you’re talking about free climbing without ropes. Honnold, renowned for his incredible feats, including his Oscar-winning climb of El Capitan, is now poised to tackle this ambitious ascent, which is sure to attract hearts racing from all over the globe. While the wait may be a letdown for some, it's a reminder that sometimes, adventure can wait for clearer skies—because, after all, gravity doesn't take a day off!