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PHOENIX — The Federal Aviation Administration announced that a ground stop was in place for some Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport flights Tuesday morning due to low cloud ceilings in the area.
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The ground stop was initially expected to be lifted around 8 a.m., but was no longer listed on the FAA website as of around 7:30 a.m.
Later Tuesday morning, the FAA advisory listed an advisory for departure delays due to low ceilings.
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There are dozens of flight delays reported at Sky Harbor Tuesday.
The clouds are thanks to a fall storm system that delivered a little more rain overnight. Most of the Valley picked up up to a tenth of an inch. Parts of the north and east Valley and the foothills did even better, with a quarter- to half-inch of rainfall.
Expect one more round of showers in the Valley Tuesday morning, and a stray thunderstorm can’t be ruled out. It all wraps up Tuesday evening as drier air moves in.
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