FAA warns weather may slow flights at 14 U.S. airports on November 10
November 10, 2026 — Travelers using several major U.S. airports should build extra time into their plans today after the Federal Aviation Administration identified low clouds and gusty winds as possible causes of slower air traffic.
The FAA’s daily air traffic report says low clouds may affect Austin (AUS), Houston Hobby (HOU), Houston Intercontinental (IAH), San Antonio (SAT), San Francisco (SFO) and Seattle (SEA). Gusty winds could affect Boston (BOS), Newark (EWR), New York–JFK (JFK), New York–LaGuardia (LGA), Philadelphia (PHL), Baltimore/Washington (BWI), Reagan National (DCA) and Washington Dulles (IAD).
The notice is a planning forecast, not a declaration that every flight at these airports will be delayed. Weather and traffic-management conditions can change during the day, and an airline’s flight-specific status remains the most relevant information for an individual traveler.
What passengers should check
confirm the flight status directly with the airline before leaving for the airport;
check whether an inbound aircraft is already running late;
allow extra time for connections involving one of the listed hubs;
keep airline contact details and rebooking options available, especially on itineraries with short connections;
review the FAA’s live operational page for ground stops or airport-specific restrictions.
Travelers should also distinguish an FAA traffic advisory from an airline cancellation notice. The FAA report describes conditions that may affect the national airspace system; only the airline can confirm the status of a specific reservation.
Primary source: FAA Daily Air Traffic Report for Tuesday, November 10, 2026 . The FAA advises passengers to contact their carrier for flight-specific delay information.
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