Check your flight!✈️ Delays, possible cancellations reported at Bush and Hobby airports due to weather

Severe weather conditions in the Houston area have prompted delays and possible cancellations at both Bush Intercontinental Airport and Hobby Airport. Bush Intercontinental Airport took to social media to alert travelers of expected flight disruptions and advised utilizing cellphone lots to mitigate terminal congestion during pickup. Hobby Airport issued a social media update advising travelers to be mindful of potential weather impacts on their travel plans today.

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United Airlines sent this statement to KPRC 2:

Our operations team continues to monitor weather developments in Houston and adjust our schedule accordingly. We currently have waivers in place for customers traveling to, from or through IAH and other impacted cities.

Customers may visit united.com to check their flight status and view the latest information. We encourage travelers to download our mobile app and use our Agent on Demand tool, which enables them to bypass the line to speak with agents and get assistance via text, FaceTime or phone call.

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Bush Intercontinental Airport shared on social media:

Due to area storms, expect flight delays and interruptions this Sunday. To avoid terminal congestion, please wait at our cellphone lots until your passenger is ready for pickup.

Hobby airport updated their socials with the following message:

Be mindful of potential weather impacts to your travel plans today Please check your flight status before driving to HOU, and as always, safe travels!

Click here to check your flight status.

For more information regarding the storms sweeping across the Houston area:

• Check interactive radar
• Check the latest weather alerts
• Check real-time traffic conditions
• Check the forecast
• Share your weather pictures and video
• Download the free Frank’s Forecast app