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PHOENIX — Monsoon storms in the Valley on Thursday morning prompted a ground stop at Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix.
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An advisory from the Federal Aviation Administration posted around 6:45 a.m. read: “Departures to Phoenix Sky Harbor International are grounded due to thunderstorms.”
The advisory was active until 8 a.m., when the FAA updated the advisory to a “Departure Delay,” saying flights would be delayed about 30 minutes.
The airport website shows about 60 flight delays Thursday morning, but it’s unclear how many are due to weather or other factors.
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Some utility customers are also without power Thursday morning due to the weather.
The Arizona Public Service (APS) outage map shows around 5,700 customers without power as of 8 a.m.
Salt River Project (SRP) is not reporting notable outages due to storm activity at this time.
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