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Storms cancel thousands of flights across region
It's a quieter day today weather wise, but there are still some pretty intense storms moving through the tri-state area, causing thousands of flights to be canceled or delayed.
NEW YORK CITY - The threat of severe weather remains Tuesday across the tri-state area, bringing the potential of torrential rain, strong thunderstorms, damaging winds, and even some small hail.
Severe weather outlook
- Almost all of New Jersey, as well as parts of New York state, are under a marginal risk.
- A river flood warning has been issued in Morris County until Wednesday at 2 a.m.
Storm impacts
- Damaging winds and small hail are both possible.
- Rain could become heavy at times.
Storm timing
- The line of showers and storms will enter New Jersey around 3 p.m., and will gradually move east into the city by 7 p.m.
- The Wednesday morning commute should be dry, followed by a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day.
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Storms strand travelers at Newark Airport
Storms sweeping through the tri-state area have stranded thousands of travelers at airports across the region. FOX 5 New York's Teresa Priolo visits Newark Liberty Airport to see how bad the delays are.
LaGuardia Airport Status
- Arrivals are delayed an average of 60 minutes, with times expected to increase.
Newark Airport Status
- According to the FAA, Newark Airport is in a ground delay.
- The average delay is 22 minutes.
JFK Airport Status
- There are no ground stops or delays at the moment, according to the FAA.