Nor’easter continues to slam New England
There’s a high risk of rollovers for truckers as a nor’easter continues to impact the Northeast (video forecast included).
There’s a high risk of rollovers for truckers as a nor’easter continues to impact the Northeast (video forecast included).
After flash flooding and record rainfall in parts of the South earlier this week, truckers face the same threat Friday (with forecast video).
Truckers will run into heavy snow in Montana and Idaho beginning Wednesday night (with forecast video).
Truckers will hit periods of heavy snowfall and gusty winds out West for the next week (with forecast video).
Drivers will run into midweek heavy rain and snow, high wind from Texas to California (with forecast video).
Truckers may want to chain up. Weekend snow is in the forecast from the Panhandle to Dallas (with forecast video).
Thursday is the last day this week that carriers can pick up loads from some Gulf Coast markets. Hurricane Delta is to make landfall Friday.
Slow-moving rains may produce flash flooding from the Carolinas to the mid-Atlantic.
After flash flooding and record rainfall from Texas to Mississippi Tuesday and Wednesday, risk remains in the South for another day.
Multiple rounds of heavy storms this week could slow down truckers from the Rockies to the Appalachians. Flash flooding and roadblocks possible.
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.
Heavy rain, potential road closures may delay freight flows between large markets of Columbus and Charlotte.
An “unusually cold and potent storm for late November” will dump feet of snow in parts of the U.S. Thanksgiving week.
Another foot of snow to pile up today in parts of Rockies, Great Basin. More travel trouble for truckers.
Up to two feet of snowfall in the Rockies, flooding rains in the Southwest. Freight flow disruptions likely.
“I would say we’re at right about the normal time of year when we start seeing higher snow amounts from winter storms.”
First snowstorm of the season for interior Northeast is “right on schedule.” Up to eight inches for some mountain spots.
Nor’easter keeps cranking today. Additional power outages, roadblocks likely across New York, New England.
Flash Flood Watch for parts of the South today. Major flooding on parts of Red River in upper Midwest.
Additional downpours, flash flooding possible in Arizona the next couple of days. Potential northern Rockies blizzard this weekend.
More than 10 inches of rainfall could flood parts of Houston, Galveston through Wednesday, possibly Thursday.
Heavy rain, nasty storms will slow down truckers at times today. Plains, Great Lakes regions main targets.