Weather and Critical Events

Widespread snowfall totals in excess of 6 inches are possible, along with whiteout conditions.

Solar storms impact everything from astronaut health in space to power grids on Earth.

Periods of whiteout conditions could delay truckers in areas of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.

Periods of whiteout conditions could slow down freight flows from Cleveland to Buffalo.

“The Can Opener” in Durham, North Carolina, is just one overpass that truckers shouldn’t underestimate.

Truckers will have to chain up on two sides of the country the first half of the week.

Heavy snowfall and whiteout conditions could hit several states right after the Thanksgiving weekend.

Blizzards, tornadoes and hurricanes have disrupted Thanksgiving weekends over the decades.

Dicey weather could delay truckers hauling loads or trying to get home for Thanksgiving in the Northwest.

With nicknames like “Blood Alley” and “The Dragon,” it’s no wonder why these are among the most dangerous roads for truckers.

Dicey weather could delay truckers from Denver to Chicago, including the very busy Joliet market.

Delays in freight flows likely from the Rockies to the Great Lakes.

One carrier says preparing for winter is “about training and accountability throughout the organization.”

Minor weather disruptions for truckers this weekend across the continental U.S.

Risk of rollovers going up for drivers across the Plains and Midwest.

Snowstorm continues to impact markets with excess capacity in eastern California.

It could take years for areas of Central America to recover from these back-to-back hurricanes.

From road closures to terminal shutdowns, shippers can stay ahead of the weather to minimize its impacts.

“Catastrophic winds, life-threatening storm surge and extreme rainfall” will impact supply chains.

Two feet of snowfall and whiteout conditions heading to the Sierra Nevada.