Boston Logan Socked With Winter Weather, Dozens of Flights Canceled

Monday's brutal weather caused the cancellation of dozens of flights and the delay of more than 150 at Boston Logan International Airport, according to FlightAware.

Monday's disruptions follow a weekend that saw hundreds of flights delayed and dozens more canceled, according to CBS News.

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"I woke up, it was delayed four hours, kept getting pushed back. Then it was canceled, now it says it's not canceled. So I don't really know," Angela Alibrandi, who was trying to get to Tampa, Florida, said in the CBS News story. "I'm just trying to get down to see my friend and her family, spend some of the holidays with them."

The National Weather Service issued a high wind watch for northern Middlesex County and Worcester County, and points west, beginning late Monday through Tuesday night. The NWS said on Monday morning that additional wind alerts will likely be needed for much of southern New England.

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Sustained winds of 20 to 30 mph are expected with gusts to 50 to 60 mph.

Massachusetts' rough weather was not the only cause of the airport chaos, WCVB reported.

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"The weather outside of New England is also responsible for many delays and a winter weather advisory issued for Sunday evening through early Monday morning will not help with travel delays," per WCVB.

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The delays come during a busy time for air travel, according to WBZ.

The Transportation Security Administration "is predicting to screen more than 44 million passengers across the country between Dec. 19 (and) Jan. 4," WBZ reported.

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