Two go arounds, a Heavy Rain Storm and Crosswind Landings - Boston Logan Airport - August 4th, 2024

Lots of exciting weather as a line of thunderstorms approaches Boston, causing a crosswind to develop for planes landing on runway 27. Then the heavy rain starts and pounds the SAS A350 just before touch down. The next two planes abort their landing attempts and go-around, with one diverting to Providence. Highlights are:
03:00 - SAS Airbus A350-900 from Copenhagen hits a heavy downpour just before touch down.
03:45 - United Airlines Airbus A320 from Denver goes around and diverts to providence due to the deteriorating weather.
04:33 - American Eagle Embraer E175 from Wilmington goes around due to continued bad weather.
05:14 - Delta Airbus A321-NEO from San Francisco - nice ribbons on landing

[@gerhardvaneeden5615]

Great photography, and even better engineering and skills! It's amazing what mankind can do.

[@FlightViewNewEngland]

Yes and some great piloting skills on display that day!

[@mikepietrini6173]

nice job recording in that storm....the day before a bunch of planes were diverted from jfk and newark to boston.........cause was bad weather......

[@FlightViewNewEngland]

Thanks! Definitely an active weather week

[@rbspider]

They need longer runways!

[@BismarkJRPlanespotting]

Nice planespotting! But yeah, it is interesting how there were a couple of go arounds! Keep up the great work! God bless you and your family every day! :)

[@FlightViewNewEngland]

Thanks a lot!

[@BismarkJRPlanespotting]

@@FlightViewNewEngland You're welcome! :)

[@123danyk123]

Exceptionnel vidéo d’observations d’avions dans ces conditions météorologique extrême!! Ça semblait être extrêmement turbulents et instable!! Dommage que tu n’avait pas de 📻 pour entendre les communications de la Tour de contrôle 😢❤🇺🇸 Ça semblait être très excitant pour les observateurs d’avions comme toi! 😅

[@FlightViewNewEngland]

Merci beaucoup! Oui, il y a eu beaucoup de turbulences pour les avions et beaucoup de pluie pour moi :)

[@mcass777]

I'd love to know exact WX conditions. Back in May on an A220 BOS-ORD, we did 2 go arounds at ORD and ended up diverting to IND in sunshine and windy conditions. Our captain said the crosswind was beyond the A220 capabilities. Even though I was watching numerous planes complete their landings, including an A220!