Latest news, Apr 2, 2026: Due to an administrative error on my part, BumpySkies didn't receive any new weather data between March 31 and April 2, making domestic forecasts erroneously report no turbulence at all. I have fixed this, and apologize if this affected your flight.
FFT2484, ATL to MIA, departing 6:27 AM EDT, Apr 3
(Forecast data last collected at 6:00 AM EDT on Apr 3, 2026.)
- Takeoff from ATL at 6:27 AM EDT, Apr 3.
- 6:28 AM EDT: Calm skies for the next 1 minute.
- 6:29 AM EDT: Light turbulence likely for the next 4 minutes.
- 6:33 AM EDT: Calm skies for the next 35 minutes.
- 7:08 AM EDT: Light turbulence likely for the next 7 minutes.
- 7:15 AM EDT: Calm skies for the next 27 minutes.
- 7:42 AM EDT: Light turbulence likely until you land.
- Landing at MIA at 7:54 AM EDT.
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