Model lowers expected cancellations to about 4 among Boston departures noon–3 PM Friday
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Initial Forecast
Model expects about 8 cancellations among Boston departures noon–3 PM Friday
Adding up each flight’s cancellation probability, Tailodds’ model expects about 8 of the 77 departures scheduled noon–3 PM Friday to be cancelled (11%). With calm weather it would expect about 1. From the 2:00 AM EST forecast (model famB-sd-v4i). This is a forecast, not a report of cancellations.
Evidence for this update
Target BOS departures noon–3 PM 2026-11-13 (cancelled) Expected cancellations ~8.2 over 77 flights Forecast cycle · horizon Fri Nov 13, 2:00 AM EST · 8.5 h ahead Model version famB-sd-v4i Source event time Ingested Published here (2026-11-13 08:27 UTC) Sources Tailodds forecast Provenance forecast_blocks forecast-blocks-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1 Was this useful? -
De-escalation Forecast
Model lowers expected cancellations to about 4 among Boston departures noon–3 PM Friday
What changed: about 8 → 4 expected cancellations since the 2:00 AM EST forecast
Adding up each flight’s cancellation probability, Tailodds’ model expects about 4 of the 77 departures scheduled noon–3 PM Friday to be cancelled (5%). With calm weather it would expect about 1. From the 3:00 AM EST forecast (model famB-sd-v4i). This is a forecast, not a report of cancellations.
Evidence for this update
Target BOS departures noon–3 PM 2026-11-13 (cancelled) Expected cancellations ~4.0 over 77 flights Forecast cycle · horizon Fri Nov 13, 3:00 AM EST · 8.1 h ahead Model version famB-sd-v4i Source event time Ingested Published here (2026-11-13 08:55 UTC) Sources Tailodds forecast Provenance forecast_blocks forecast-blocks-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1 Was this useful?