Boston, MA
Snow briefly stops planes at Boston’s Logan airport
The snow hitting the Boston area Saturday has temporarily impacted travel at Logan International Airport.
A ground stop was issued in the afternoon for snow and ice at the airport, at least briefly grounding flights headed to Boston while departing planes were being deiced, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Flight delays were expected along with the ground stop, which was set to be reevaluated at 2 p.m.
The city was expected to get 3-6 inches of snow by the end of the day, though parts of the North Shore had already gotten about a foot of snowfall before noon on Saturday.
Snow began falling in Boston early Saturday, and it could drop half a foot in places around the area, with a winter storm warning is in place north of the city. Here’s the latest forecast — plus a look at the frigid temps on Super Bowl Sunday.