Over 600 US flights cancelled on March 25?

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A powerful nor'easter storm slammed the US Northeast on March 25, triggering over 1,700 flight cancellations nationwide according to FlightAware data—more than triple the 600 threshold for a "Yes" resolution. Major hubs like Boston Logan (over 400 cancels), Newark, and Philadelphia saw mass groundings amid blizzard warnings, heavy snow, and winds gusting over 50 mph, with airlines issuing widespread waivers. Trader consensus at 99.5% implied probability reflects this locked-in outcome from real-time tracking, as cancellations peaked early and no reversals are expected. Realistic upsets are negligible barring an unprecedented data recount, though markets acknowledge minor historical variances in final tallies.

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