Soaking storms for weekend truckers across South
Several inches of rain may cause flash flooding across the South from this weekend into next week (forecast video included).
Several inches of rain may cause flash flooding across the South from this weekend into next week (forecast video included).
Truckers will have to deal with a few more days of unseasonable triple-digit heat in several Western states (forecast video included).
“We think we’re kind of on the cutting edge of this,” the Global Weather Corp. CEO said about its role in advancing road condition forecasting.
More freight flow delays as storms drop heavy rain in spots along and east of the Mississippi River (forecast video included).
Truckers will have to deal with very hot weather this week from Washington state to the Desert Southwest (forecast video included).
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Truckers will hit areas of stormy weather Memorial Day weekend from the nation’s heartland to the mid-Atlantic (forecast video included).
Truckers will hit more severe storms in the Plains as they try to pick up loads before the holiday weekend (forecast video included).
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Truckers could run into numerous severe thunderstorms across the Plains over the next two days (with forecast video).
Pilots fly a fleet of specialized aircraft into hurricanes to advance science and save lives.
Truckers will hit temporary delays due to stormy weather in the nation’s heartland the next few days (with forecast video).
“It only takes one storm to devastate a community,” Ben Friedman, acting National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration administrator, said of the 2021 hurricane season forecast.
After flash flooding and record rainfall in parts of the South earlier this week, truckers face the same threat Friday (with forecast video).
Initial National Transportation Safety Board report says the SEACOR Power crew hit rough weather shortly before capsizing in the Gulf of Mexico in mid-April.
After flooding and historic rainfall in parts of the South earlier this week, more is possible Thursday (with forecast video).
Salvage crews have pumped more than 20,000 gallons of diesel fuel from the still-submerged lift boat.
Truckers will run into heavy snow in Montana and Idaho beginning Wednesday night (with forecast video).
Massive amounts of rain have flooded parts of southern Louisiana this week, leading to road closures (with forecast video).