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we're now about 15 minutes away from

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launch coming up on a plan told in the

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count let's go back to Mike and Josh in

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the control center for an update how's

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it going over there guys hey Tory we

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have some breaking news to pass on

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unfortunately as you heard during the

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weather briefing there was quite a bit

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of discussion about upper level winds

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upper level winds are a concern because

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of the safety of the rocket after it

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leaves the launch pad you want to ensure

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that the rocket is not buffeted by

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severe winds that there's no wind shear

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or anything that could be concerned for

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the safety of the rocket and of course

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it's important NOAA JP SS one payload

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managers has assessed the weather the

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upper level winds and have determined

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that between now and the predicted

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liftoff time there would not be any

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possibility of improving that forecast

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so with six minutes and 42 seconds left

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on the T zero count and 16 minutes and

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42 seconds prior to the planned liftoff

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launch director Tom heater informed

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launch conductor Scott Scott Scott

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Barney sorry I have was listening to

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something in my ear that we are calling

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the count for today we have scrubbed for

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the day they will continue to assess the

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situation for tomorrow although as you

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heard upper level winds look as if they

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are going to be fairly consistent for

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the next couple of days managers will

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convene a meeting and discuss precisely

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when the next launch opportunity will be

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however at this time we're setting up

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for a 24 hour turnaround and a potential

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launch tomorrow at the same time 147

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a.m. Pacific time we will of course pass

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on more information via the web and

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through other social means as possible

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as soon as we have some more concrete

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information but for now Tory we're going

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to send it back to you with once again

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the information that we have scrubbed

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for today primarily because of

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unacceptable upper level winds that

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would be harmful to the safety of the

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Delta 2 rocket and the NOAA jps S 1

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payload so back to you touring thanks

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guys so

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you just heard the launch has been

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scrubbed for today we're setting up for

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a potential 24 hour turnaround live

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coverage on NASA TV will begin again at

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1:15 a.m. Pacific time

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that concludes today's coverage for more