Seattle Tacoma, WA, November 4, 2026 — A recent report has identified San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and LaGuardia Airport as the primary airports experiencing significant delays attributed to weather conditions during the recent holiday period.

While the specific dates of the holiday period in question were not detailed in the provided information, and the exact nature of the weather events causing the disruptions remains unspecified, both SFO and LaGuardia have been highlighted for their leading positions on a list of affected airports.

The summary does not specify the metrics used to determine which airports are “leading the list,” nor does it provide data on the number or duration of these weather-related delays for SFO or LaGuardia. Information regarding other airports that may have experienced similar issues, or the extent of their impact compared to SFO and LaGuardia, was also not made available.

Further details regarding the specific weather phenomena, such as storms, fog, or snow, that impacted operations at these airports are currently not provided. The circumstances that may have contributed to these specific airports being at the forefront of holiday weather delays are also not elaborated upon in the available information. The contractor responsible for compiling this list, or the source of the data, was not identified.

Consequently, the precise scale of the disruption and the specific travel impacts experienced by passengers at San Francisco International Airport and LaGuardia Airport remain to be detailed. The trend summary did not include information on subsequent recovery efforts or any measures being implemented to mitigate future weather-related disruptions at these locations.


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