Severe weather in the form of powerful torrential rain and thunderstorms caused flights in the New York City area to be grounded on Thursday morning. The Federal Aviation Administration reported that flights at La Guardia Airport, Newark International Airport, Westchester County Airport, and Teterboro Airport were all affected by the severe weather. Delays averaging about 30 minutes were reported at Newark and La Guardia, with other metropolitan area airports also experiencing delays until about 11 a.m. Due to the constantly changing nature of the situation, updates were being provided as they became available.
The grounding of flights in the New York City area was a result of the powerful thunderstorms and torrential rain that were sweeping through the region. Flights at major airports such as La Guardia and Newark were affected, as well as smaller airports like Westchester County and Teterboro. Delays were being reported at several airports, with Newark and La Guardia experiencing delays of about 30 minutes. The FAA advised travelers to check with their airlines for the most up-to-date information on their flights, as the situation was expected to evolve throughout the morning.
The severe weather caused by the thunderstorms and torrential rain led to the grounding of flights in the New York City area, affecting several major airports. Delays were expected at airports like La Guardia and Newark, with other metropolitan area airports also experiencing disruptions. The FAA reported that flights at Westchester County Airport and Teterboro Airport were also affected by the severe weather. The delays were expected to last until about 11 a.m., with updates being provided as the situation continued to develop.
As the severe weather continued to impact the New York City area, flights at major airports were grounded due to the powerful thunderstorms and torrential rain. Newark and La Guardia were among the airports experiencing delays of about 30 minutes, with other metropolitan area airports also expecting disruptions. The FAA advised travelers to check with their airlines for the most up-to-date information on their flights and to prepare for potential delays. The situation was fluid and updates were being provided as new information became available throughout the morning.
Severe weather conditions, including powerful torrential rain and thunderstorms, led to the grounding of flights in the New York City area on Thursday morning. Major airports such as La Guardia and Newark were affected by the severe weather, causing delays of about 30 minutes. Other metropolitan area airports also experienced disruptions, with delays expected to last until about 11 a.m. The FAA continued to monitor the situation closely and provide updates as needed to ensure the safety of travelers and airport operations.
The severe weather in the form of powerful thunderstorms and torrential rain caused flights in the New York City area to be grounded on Thursday morning. Major airports like La Guardia and Newark were affected, as well as smaller airports such as Westchester County and Teterboro. Delays were reported at several airports, including Newark and La Guardia, with the FAA advising travelers to check with their airlines for the most up-to-date information. As the situation continued to evolve, updates were being provided to ensure the safety of passengers and airport operations.
