tailodds FORECAST
Partly stale · checked FAA NAS status 229 h staleForecast cycle 73 minLightning 229 h staleWeather observations no data staleFAA surface data 5 minFAA flight data 5 min

FAA NAS status is stale (229 h old). No FAA restriction can start or end on the wire until it is fresh again.

Lightning is stale (229 h old). Lightning items are paused; thunderstorm items still come from official observations.

Weather observations is stale. Weather items are paused until it is fresh again; missing observations never end a weather event.

Confirmed Significant Resolved Delay MIA departures

FAA no longer lists departure delays at Miami

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  1. Initial Confirmed

    FAA reports departure delays of 16–30 min at Miami

    The FAA’s airport status reports departure delays of 16–30 min at Miami (MIA), citing “TM Initiatives:MIT:WX”. The FAA describes the trend as “Increasing”.

    Evidence for this update
    Source event time
    Ingested
    Published here (2026-11-02 12:49 UTC)
    SourcesFAA NAS Status (airport events) ↗
    Provenancefaa_nas faa_nas-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1
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  2. Escalation Confirmed

    FAA now reports departure delays of 31–45 min at Miami

    What changed: range 16–30 → 31–45 min

    The FAA’s airport status reports departure delays of 31–45 min at Miami (MIA), citing “TM Initiatives:MIT:WX”. The FAA describes the trend as “Increasing”.

    Evidence for this update
    Source event time
    Ingested
    Published here (2026-11-02 14:17 UTC)
    SourcesFAA NAS Status (airport events) ↗
    Provenancefaa_nas faa_nas-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1
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  3. Escalation Confirmed

    FAA now reports departure delays of 46–60 min at Miami

    What changed: range 31–45 → 46–60 min

    The FAA’s airport status reports departure delays of 46–60 min at Miami (MIA), citing “TM Initiatives:MIT:WX”. The FAA describes the trend as “Increasing”.

    Evidence for this update
    Source event time
    Ingested
    Published here (2026-11-02 14:52 UTC)
    SourcesFAA NAS Status (airport events) ↗
    Provenancefaa_nas faa_nas-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1
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  4. Escalation Confirmed

    FAA now reports departure delays of 61–75 min at Miami

    What changed: range 46–60 → 61–75 min

    The FAA’s airport status reports departure delays of 61–75 min at Miami (MIA), citing “TM Initiatives:MIT:WX”. The FAA describes the trend as “Increasing”.

    Evidence for this update
    Source event time
    Ingested
    Published here (2026-11-02 15:35 UTC)
    SourcesFAA NAS Status (airport events) ↗
    Provenancefaa_nas faa_nas-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1
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  5. Escalation Confirmed

    FAA now reports departure delays of 76–90 min at Miami

    What changed: range 61–75 → 76–90 min

    The FAA’s airport status reports departure delays of 76–90 min at Miami (MIA), citing “TM Initiatives:MIT:WX”. The FAA describes the trend as “Increasing”.

    Evidence for this update
    Source event time
    Ingested
    Published here (2026-11-02 15:54 UTC)
    SourcesFAA NAS Status (airport events) ↗
    Provenancefaa_nas faa_nas-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1
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  6. Escalation Confirmed

    FAA now reports departure delays of 91–105 min at Miami

    What changed: range 76–90 → 91–105 min

    The FAA’s airport status reports departure delays of 91–105 min at Miami (MIA), citing “TM Initiatives:MIT:WX”. The FAA describes the trend as “Increasing”.

    Evidence for this update
    Source event time
    Ingested
    Published here (2026-11-02 16:06 UTC)
    SourcesFAA NAS Status (airport events) ↗
    Provenancefaa_nas faa_nas-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1
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  7. Escalation Confirmed

    FAA now reports departure delays of 106–120 min at Miami

    What changed: range 91–105 → 106–120 min

    The FAA’s airport status reports departure delays of 106–120 min at Miami (MIA), citing “TM Initiatives:MIT:WX”. The FAA describes the trend as “Increasing”.

    Evidence for this update
    Source event time
    Ingested
    Published here (2026-11-02 16:17 UTC)
    SourcesFAA NAS Status (airport events) ↗
    Provenancefaa_nas faa_nas-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1
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  8. De-escalation Confirmed

    FAA now reports departure delays of 45–59 min at Miami

    What changed: range 106–120 → 45–59 min

    The FAA’s airport status reports departure delays of 45–59 min at Miami (MIA), citing “TM Initiatives:MIT:WX”. The FAA describes the trend as “Decreasing”.

    Evidence for this update
    Source event time
    Ingested
    Published here (2026-11-02 18:14 UTC)
    SourcesFAA NAS Status (airport events) ↗
    Provenancefaa_nas faa_nas-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1
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  9. Resolution Confirmed

    FAA no longer lists departure delays at Miami

    What changed: departure delays no longer listed

    FAA-reported departure delays at Miami (MIA) no longer appear in the FAA’s airport status as of 2:37 PM EST, in 4 consecutive successful checks. It was first listed at 7:48 AM EST.

    Evidence for this update
    Source event time
    Ingested
    Published here (2026-11-02 19:41 UTC)
    SourcesFAA NAS Status (airport events) ↗
    Provenancefaa_nas faa_nas-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1
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