<b>Storm damage closes T.F. Green</b>

HIGH WINDS reportedly damaged a temporary construction wall on the runway side of the terminal building, sending debris through the building and across the runways. /
HIGH WINDS reportedly damaged a temporary construction wall on the runway side of the terminal building, sending debris through the building and across the runways. /

WARWICK – T.F. Green Airport shut down early this morning because of storm damage from what forecasters were calling the worst nor’easter in years.
The airport was closed at 4 a.m., when all flights in and out of Green were cancelled, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Green was expected to reopen at 11 a.m.

Other airports across the Northeast – including Logan Airport in Boston and La Guardia in New York – also were experiencing storm-related delays, the FAA said.

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Passengers were instructed to contact their airlines for more information.

Additional information is available at www.fly.faa.gov and www.pvdairport.com.

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