Supply chain managers could be busier than expected this hurricane season

Thunderstorms could have a two-pronged effect today in the western U.S.

South may get soaked today, in some areas, with flash flooding possible.

Several heat-related deaths reported from Midwest to the Northeast

Several inches of rainfall possible today, tonight from Southeast to New England

Heat wave spreading across dozens of states, including major metro areas

Heat wave spreading across dozens of states

Drivers in nearly two dozen states dealing with dangerous heat, humidity

Busiest port in the world, Shanghai, may have to deal with tropical storm-related delays

Heat index to crack 105° in many U.S. cities, while a Tropical Storm spins near eastern Asia

Barry may flood more of the deep South, dangerous heat spreads elsewhere

Hundreds of thousands lost power, levees breached, but overall Barry wasn’t so bad

Several more inches of rainfall for parts of the South due to slow-moving Barry

States of emergency declared as Tropical Storm Barry approaches Gulf coast

At least 250,000 barrels a day of crude immediately affected by Tropical Storm Barry

Significant tropical disturbance likely heading to Gulf coast soon

Parts of the Big Easy could be underwater later this week

Potential Tropical Storm Barry, feeling like 105°+ in many cities

Trucker to get nearly $200,000 in refusal-to-drive case

Excessive heat in the South, potential storm in the Gulf

Stormy in the Plains, road repairs after California quakes

Bigger “follow up” earthquake possible in California

Magnitude 6.4 quake shakes southern California 4th of July morning

Hurricane Barbara still spinning, Florida is sizzling

Late harvests, unplanted seeds add up to higher shipping volumes

100-degree heat in the Sunshine State, Hurricane Barbara a force in the Pacific

Hurricane Barbara getting stronger in the Pacific

Barge grain movements on Mississippi 85 percent lower than a year ago

Barge traffic resuming on Mississippi, Tropical Storm Barbara spinning in Pacific

Fires burning out west, stormy in the High Plains, Alvin in the Pacific

Vehicles temporarily banned, wildfires spark during intense European heat wave

Large fires still blazing out west, Alvin spins over the Pacific

Container ports at risk of earthquake aftershocks

Wildfires, severe storms, and an earthquake are today’s weather headlines

Wildfires have burned hundreds of thousands of acres this year in western states

Wildfire risk increases out west, flooding continues on the Mississippi

Barge movement update, severe storm potential, stifling heat

Tens of thousands of acres already scorched by wildfires in the West this year.

Summer in the Rockies starts with several inches of snowfall

Snow, severe storms, sizzling heat on tap for Thursday

Additional storms and flooding likely along the Mississippi River

Hundreds of barges carrying grains still waiting to be exported

Magnitude 6.4 earthquake rocks parts of Japan

Super-size hail, wicked winds possible in the Plains

Several U.S. cities could end up with flooded streets today.

India’s largest commercial port in potential path of Cyclone Vayu.

Severe storms in the Plains this weekend.

Triple-digit extreme heat continues in Desert Southwest.

Flooding continues to disrupt freight movement.

Millions of tons of cargo, inducing U.S. grains, remain stuck due to flooding.

Recent produce volumes out of California increasing as much as 40 percent.

Flooding still keeping trucks off interstates, barges stuck at ports.

Farming not the only industry to suffer losses from major flooding.

“We are the knights of the highway and it’s our duty to make sure everyone is safe.” Drivers praised for helping others while on the job.

Interstates shut down, two ports suspend barge movement on Missouri and Mississippi rivers.

Locks are closed, tons of grains can’t get to ports for export.

Recent flooding partially to blame for oil price declines.

Total number of trains carrying loads, total number of trains held both increasing as Great Plains flooding washes out tracks.

Hundreds of miles of rails still out of service, other assets at risk from flooding by severe storms.

Rainfall records and hail have ruined some cherry crops out west. The timing couldn’t be much worse for growers.

Strong, long-lasting tornadoes are a good bet across parts of the nation’s heartland early this week.

Second late spring snowstorm this week to hit the Sierra Nevada over the weekend. Another one to two feet of snow in some spots.

Unusually strong storm could dump up to two feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada.

Fourth-largest port in India in possible path of violent cyclone.

Mississippi River near record levels in Davenport, Iowa.

Two truck drivers recently honored for helping people during harsh winter storms.

Tornadoes, destructive winds and large hail could strike many areas of the Great Plains for next several days.

Several inches of snow and slush could soon cover roads in parts of Midwest after a week of warm weather.

Winds close to 150 mph, major storm surge about to slam parts of Africa never hit by a cyclone in modern times.

Temperatures will top 100° in some Southwest towns the rest of the week. Record could be broken.

Numbers usually don’t lie, and they show that tornadoes are increasingly becoming a way of life in the South.

Tornadoes, hail, destructive winds all possible across large part of U.S. rest of the week, including areas slammed by storms last weekend.

A stellar snow season has helped wipe out drought across California, including the Sierra Nevada. Should lead to a very productive growing season.

At least eight people were killed by tornadoes, severe storms in southern states over the weekend. Nasty weather could return this week.

Don’t underestimate Mother Nature. Numerous truck drivers in the Midwest lost control while moving through a major snowstorm Thursday.

Initial outlook shows a near-average 2019 Atlantic hurricane season, but this doesn’t mean we should let down our guard.

One to two feet of snow and 50-mph winds are heading to the Great Plains. It’ll be the second blizzard to hit the region in the past 30 days.

Hundreds of miles of critical freight rails once out of commission due to flooding are back in service.

A foot of snow or more plus hazardous winds heading to the nation’s heartland.

Thousands of miles of damaged roads in Iowa and Nebraska have dwindled to less than 150. Crews have been working hard to restore infrastructure after last month’s historic flooding.

Tens of millions of dollars worth of corn and soybeans likely destroyed by major Midwest flooding. Not all farmers will be able to recuperate losses.

More than 150 locations remain at or above flood stage along Midwest rivers. Additional rainfall, snowmelt to slow down improvement.

Historic flooding has caused around $1 billion dollars in agricultural damage in Iowa, Nebraska. Roads, rails still out of service.

Two strong cyclones in as many months have caused trouble in a tiny, vulnerable island in the Indian Ocean. Damage to infrastructure widespread.

More than three dozen locations on several Midwestern rivers remain flooded, and there’s no end in sight this week.

A few feet of snow will make travel treacherous in parts of the eastern California mountains mid-week.

The largest freight railroad network in the U.S. still has several tracks out of service after Midwest flood damage. At least one other company also suffering losses.

Up to a few feet of snow this week will be added to enormous totals already measured across the Sierra Nevada this year. Great for skiers, bad for drivers.

There’s a threat for moderate to major flooding across 25 states through May. Additional snow melt, above-average spring rain expected.

Countless acres of farms, ranch lands destroyed by recent floods in Iowa, Nebraska. Will impact food on our tables.

Washed out bridges, impassable roads making it hard for aid to reach southeastern Africa after cyclone devastates the region.

More than a foot of snow could fall in parts of New England at the end of the week. Winds could reach blizzard strength.

The recovery process is just beginning in the flooded Midwest, and truckers are getting involved. The need for their assistance will grow in the coming days and weeks.

Two major railroads have stopped freight service because of catastrophic flooding in the Midwest where rails are washed out.

Record flood stages have been reached on some Midwest rivers after heavy snow, record winds hit the Great Plains.

A Colorado state trooper is killed while helping a stranded driver during Wednesday’s blizzard. Record winds, wrecks, road closures, power outages also results.

Blizzard in the Great Plains result of a storm that is “bombing out”, producing record low pressure readings.

Damaging winds of more than 60 mph, a foot of snow or more for parts of the nation’s heartland the next two days. Possibly one of the strongest storms in the Great Plains in a quite some time.

It’s been below freezing in much of Montana since the start of February. Record cold streaks have lasted into March.

Destructive winds, heavy snowfall in the Great Plains will slow down truckers, disrupt supply chain for a couple days. Up to a foot of snow, winds reaching 60 mph.