Freight flow delays likely this weekend as Tropical Storm Hanna lands in eastern Texas. Gusty winds, flash flooding likely.
Multiple rounds of heavy storms this week could slow down truckers from the Rockies to the Appalachians. Flash flooding and roadblocks possible.
For the 23rd day in a row, brief delays in freight movement are possible as severe winds and hail pummel the nation’s heartland.
Truckers will likely run into areas of severe winds, huge hail and possibly tornadoes across the Plains Tuesday.
Torrential rainfall and gusty winds could occasionally slow down freight flows in numerous states.
Blinding rainfall and gusty winds could slow down freight flows at times Tuesday across the Plains.
Heavy thunderstorms, severe winds may delay drivers in several key freight markets this weekend.
Heavy thunderstorms, severe winds from the Plains to the Northeast are likely to delay truckers the next few days.
Severe thunderstorms Wednesday may slow down freight flows at times in markets practically coast to coast.
After scores of severe storm reports Monday across the U.S., another round may be coming today.
Some of the same areas pounded by severe winds, hail the past two days may be targets again as summer begins.
Dangerous winds, torrential rainfall could be trouble for truckers Thursday from Texas to Wisconsin.
Storms later today could produce tornadoes, severe winds, large hail in Upper Midwest.
Truckers may run into roadblocks this week due to heavy rainfall from Carolinas to Virginia.
Heavy rainfall from former Tropical Storm Cristobal may delay freight movement across several states.
Heading into the weekend, truckers will run into minor delays due to severe thunderstorms.
Tropical Storm Bertha could flood parts of the Southeast Wednesday into early Thursday.
Late season snowfall may slow down truckers this weekend heading through Northwest mountains.
Heavy rain, potential road closures may delay freight flows between large markets of Columbus and Charlotte.
Heavy rain, freight flow delays likely between two large markets of Columbus and Charlotte.
Wind, hail, flash flooding risks for truckers Friday across two regions of the U.S.
Intense winds, large hail, flash flooding, isolated tornadoes Thursday could hit from Kansas to Ohio.
Top-five U.S. freight market could get hit by severe thunderstorms Wednesday.
Severe thunderstorms, flash flooding could disrupt freight flows today from Texas to Tennessee.
Waves of severe thunderstorms, flash flooding could delay freight flows from Plains to Southeast.
Waves of severe thunderstorms could delay freight movement this week from Texas to Georgia.
Flash flooding possible in southern California, home to nation’s second-biggest freight market. Rain-related delays possible in Atlanta, nation’s biggest market.
Snow, ice, wind, severe thunderstorms to slow down supply chains next few days.
Volatile Northwest freight markets getting two weekend snowstorms.
Several inches of snow, sleet will slow down truckers across the country this week. Severe thunderstorms, too.
Another foot of snow to pile up today in parts of Rockies, Great Basin. More travel trouble for truckers.
Two feet of snow or more coming to the Mountain West. Desert Southwest gets drenched, possibly flooded.
“I would say we’re at right about the normal time of year when we start seeing higher snow amounts from winter storms.”
Snow squalls could be trouble for truckers across interior Northeast, while rain and wind dominate parts of the South.
Minor delays in freight movement possible due to lake-effect snow, showers and thunderstorms, slick roads.
Back-to-back-to-back rounds of snowfall could slow down weekend truckers from High Plains to Midwest.
Severe storms, flash flooding, several inches of snow in store across the lower 48 states through rest of the week.
Wildfires burning 100,000 acres in California. Truckers wanting to help with relief, recovery efforts are exempt from HOS rules.
Several inches of snowfall, gusty winds, travel troubles heading to several Midwestern states as October ends.
“Considerable blowing and drifting snow”, white-out conditions in Rockies. Halloween snowstorm for Midwest.
Weather issues from the west coast to the Mississippi River valley will make for a messy weekend for truckers.
Snowstorm causing problems in a once-thriving freight market out west. Fires, wind, rain in other regions of U.S.
Flash Flood Watch for parts of the South today. Major flooding on parts of Red River in upper Midwest.
Torrential downpours, several inches of rainfall may flood areas from Texas to the Carolinas next few days.
Early season heavy snow, blizzard conditions slamming northern Rockies, northern Plains for next few days.
Five to 10 inches of Friday snow for mountains in the northern Rockies. Slush, light snow in the valleys.
More downpours add to flood threat in parts of Desert Southwest hit hard yesterday. New spots of flooding also likely.
Several Plains states will have wet, slushy or snowy roads today with flash flooding likely in some areas.
Additional downpours, flash flooding possible in Arizona the next couple of days. Potential northern Rockies blizzard this weekend.
Several inches of rainfall could flood parts of the Desert Southwest again, after water rescues on Monday.
Interstate-10 bridge remains closed near Houston after last weeks flood damage. Other roads still underwater.
Up to 40 inches of rainfall in parts of southeastern Texas the past three days. More wet weather possible today.
More than 20 inches of flooding rains have shut down roads in southeastern Texas. Threat continues today.
More than 10 inches of torrential rain have flooded some east Texas roads with more coming rest of today.
More than 10 inches of rainfall could flood parts of Houston, Galveston through Wednesday, possibly Thursday.
Several inches of rain could flood streets in Houston metro area through Wednesday. Coastal areas included.
Wet weekend for parts of the southeastern U.S. thanks to what will likely become Tropical Storm Humberto.
Heavy rain, nasty storms will slow down truckers at times today. Plains, Great Lakes regions main targets.
Heavy rain, intense thunderstorms, early-season snow could all delay truckers in several states today, tonight.
Severe thunderstorms coming back to Great Plains, Midwest. Heavy rain, flooding potential in Pacific Northwest.
Tropical Storm Dorian heading for Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic.
Supply chain slow downs likely today on land and at sea.
Target areas for Friday severe storms include Great Plains, Mid-Atlantic.
In it for the long haul Today, August 22, 2019 will be another unsettled afternoon and evening with thunderstorms scattered from portions of the Rockies all the way to the […]
Dangerous heat across several states, feeling like 110° or hotter.
Flooding could be an issue along Gulf Coast, while other areas bake in dangerous heat.
Weather delays likely today, tonight in Plains and Southeast.
Severe storms in the Northeast, life-threatening heat spreading across the South.
Intense rainfall in the nation’s heartland Friday, with weekend tropical downpours in Florida.
Flooding risk in the Plains, wildfire danger continues in western U.S.
Hurricanes Erick and Flossie to cause some trouble in paradise the next several days
Oregon wildfire keeps I-5 lanes closed, while Erick and Flossie head toward Hawaii
Wildfire closes lanes on I-5, while desert southwest may get doused
The weather in the western U.S. today features areas prone to wildfires, flash flooding, and more sizzling heat. Severe storms could pop up in the Midwest. Also, there’s also a […]
Rainfall rates of two inches per hour could lead to flash flooding today in some western states.
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 inches of rainfall possible today, tonight from Southeast to New England
Barge traffic resuming on Mississippi, Tropical Storm Barbara spinning in Pacific
Wildfires, severe storms, and an earthquake are today’s weather headlines
Super-size hail, wicked winds possible in the Plains
Thunderstorms, several more inches of rain to flood Southeast roads and homes through the weekend.
Eight inches or more of soaking rain may fall this week in the Southeast. Flooding, road closures likely.
Heavy snow, wind, severe storms to make travel difficult for truckers and holiday travelers returning to work. Delays likely from the Midwest to the eastern Rockies.
