Anxious that weekend weather could delay your flight? Stay informed! Travel like a pro by checking http://fly.faa.gov for live airport updates before leaving home. #FAAInTheAir

Wonder how flights get to their destinations during summer’s frequent storms? The FAA’s air traffic controllers work with airlines and weather pros to get you to your destination safely. Learn more at http://faa.gov/summer-travel. #FAAInTheAir #FAAWeatherSquad

Rich has the latest on PM thunderstorms that may cause delays in Chicago, Houston, Florida, Atlanta and D.C. Low clouds expected to clear this afternoon in the Northeast. Remember, check your flight status with your airline and monitor http://fly.faa.gov for airport updates. #FAAWeatherSquad

When bad weather happens, the FAA is ready. We use a variety of strategies, including capping and tunneling, to get you where you need to go safely. Learn more at http://faa.gov/summer-travel. #FAAWeatherSquad #FAAInTheAir

.@NWS’s Ken Widelski is back with the latest on how PM T-storms could affect flights in Denver, Orlando, D.C. and Chicago. Low clouds and fog expected in New York. Check your flight status with your airline and get airport updates at http://fly.faa.gov. #FAAWeatherSquad

The @NWS’s Ken Widelski has your weather forecast. PM T-storms in Houston, Orlando, Tampa and Minneapolis. Low clouds and showers from D.C. to New York. Check your flight status with your airline and monitor http://fly.faa.gov for airport updates. #FAAWeatherSquad

Hey travelers! Rechargeable electronic devices can overheat, smoke and even catch fire. Be sure to put these items in your carry-on; not your checked luggage. Check with your airline for additional requirements and learn more at http://www.faa.gov/hazmat/packsafe. #PackSafe #FAAInTheAir

.@NWS' Wes Adkins takes a look at how thunderstorms may affect flights in parts of Florida, Texas and Denver. Always check your flight with your airline and monitor http://fly.faa.gov for airport updates. #FAAWeatherSquad

The @NWS' Joe Carr is at the FAA's Joint Air Traffic Operations Command today with the latest on showers and thunderstorms from the East Coast to Texas. Check your flight status with your airline and monitor http://fly.faa.gov for airport updates. #FAAWeatherSquad

When hurricanes hit, the FAA is ready to safeguard personnel and equipment to keep flights safe. Learn how air traffic experts and technicians protect our nation’s airspace before, during and after storms at https://bit.ly/4k7EgPG. #FAAInTheAir #hurricaneseason

Low clouds and thunderstorms could cause delays in many parts of the US. Be sure to check your flight status with your airline and monitor http://fly.faa.gov for real-time airport info. Flying soon? Get packing tips and more at http://faa.gov/summer-travel. #FAAWeatherSquad

When hurricanes hit, the FAA is ready to safeguard personnel and equipment to keep flights safe. Learn how air traffic experts and technicians protect our nation’s airspace before, during and after storms at https://bit.ly/4k7EgPG. #FAAInTheAir #hurricaneseason

.@NWS National Aviation Meteorologist Kyle Struckmann has the latest on how storms moving through Florida and into southern Alabama and Georgia could affect your travel. Always check your flight status with your airline and monitor http://fly.faa.gov for real-time airport info. #FAAWeatherSquad