00:00At first glance, things look okay, but I want to zoom us into the northeast because
00:03we have a ground stop in Philadelphia. Now, this one is not weather related. This is being cited
00:10as a runway maintenance, so hopefully it is not a long-lived ground stop, but that is going to
00:16cause problems, and we know how that has kind of a trickle-down effect. But as we look at the
00:19weather concerns for the rest of the day, well, somewhere like Atlanta, very spotty thunderstorms.
00:25I think it stays minor. It's mainly the afternoon and the evening. Boston, this is evening, not even
00:30really afternoon necessarily. Chicago, I do have you with the moderate delays, mainly because of
00:36the severe weather threat. So if we get some of those stronger storms, that can really delay the
00:42delays. It can make them last a little bit longer. If we have watches in effect, we have warnings in
00:46effect, things like that cause bigger problems. New York, it's the same as what I said about Boston,
00:52really some scattered thunderstorms. Some can have some downpours, certainly going to cause a few
00:56delays, but I think it stays relatively minor. As we look at the next couple of days, cancellations
01:01spiking on Tuesday. We have that severe weather threat into the mid-Atlantic, but then the rest of
01:06the week is looking much better with relatively low cancellations as we head into the weekend.
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