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Dust Storm Chaos: Sky Harbor Grinds to a Halt with Major Delays
Flights to and from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport faced significant disruptions due to a ground stop initiated earlier today.
PHOENIX — A large dust storm over the Valley has caused delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. This morning, the FAA issued a ground stop, affecting both arriving and departing flights.
The ground stop has since been lifted, and flights have resumed, but travelers are still experiencing delays as the airport manages the backlog caused by the weather event. Passengers should check current flight information for updates.
Weather alerts indicate that storm activity continues to move across the Valley, contributing to ongoing concerns for travelers. Stay tuned for updates as this situation develops.
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