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Airplanes can't take off and land at the duration at the distance the want to be. the want to be every minute, every two minutes. when you get this type of wind it's maybe every four minutes. you get half as many planes on the ground as you want, you're going to get long delays, john. >> chad those delay numbers look very very bad to me. the national weather service has now officially called this a nor'easter. what exactly does that mean, chad? >> you know, it's a storm that has now gone into its developmental stage where you get cold air that comes down from the north, coming down here, and t...

Airplanes can't take off and land at the duration and distance they want to be. they want to be every minute, every two minutes. when you get this type of wind, it's maybe every four minutes. you get long delays. >> i'm bad at math but those delay numbers look very, very bad to me. the national weather service called this a nor'easter. >> it's a storm that has gone into the developmental stage with cold air coming down to the north coming down here and the water across the atlantic ocean is still warm. i don't want to surf in it but it's relatively warm. compared to the air at 30, the water be...

>> chad, i'm bad at math, but those delay numbers look very, very bad to me. the national weather service has now officially called this a nor'easter. what exactly does that mean, chad? >> you know, it's a storm that has now gone into its developmental stage where you get cold air that comes down from the north, coming down here, and the water across the atlantic ocean is still warm. well, i don't want to surf in it but it's relatively warm compared to this air coming down here at 30 the water being 60 you get a coastal low to develop. and it bombs out. it becomes much deeper, much lower press...

Going to get long delays, john. >> chad those delay numbers look very very bad to me. the national weather service has now officially called this a nor'easter. what exactly does that mean, chad? >> you know, it's a storm that has now gone into its developmental stage where you get cold air that comes down from the north, coming down here, and the water across the atlantic ocean is still warm. well, i don't want to surf in it but it's relatively warm compared to this air coming down here at 30 the water being 60 you get a coastal low to develop. and it bombs out. it becomes much deeper, much lo...