Weather and Critical Events

Record-tying 28th named storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season could become a reality this weekend.

“The EU stands ready to help,” said the President of the European Parliament about the deadly earthquake in Turkey and Greece.

Wind gusts up to 80 mph will challenge drivers in the High Plains over the next two days.

Drivers have a tough enough job without the weather interfering. These are some states where the weather can be the most dangerous.

Several major roads and bridges are closed after Hurricane Zeta slammed the Gulf Coast Wednesday.

Coast Guard severely restricting vessel movement at several Gulf Coast ports as Hurricane Zeta closes in.

Ninth named storm of the 2020 season to hit the continental U.S. Wednesday. Expect minor to moderate disruptions in supply chains.

Drivers can keep some simple tools and perhaps lesser known items on board to ride out winter storms.

National Weather Service is calling a developing ice and snow storm a “terrible mess.” Truckers will not be able to drive on some roads in the heartland.

Third Gulf Coast hurricane of the season could hit the U.S. around midweek. Trucking capacity may tighten there for a while.

Weather delays cost carriers billions of dollars a year and frustrate drivers. Plan ahead by knowing some important weather vocabulary.

Truckers will hit blizzard conditions at times this weekend across the Rockies and Cascades.

Drivers tell FreightWaves what kind of weather concerns them the most as they try to keep freight moving.

Delayed freight flows are likely across several states, from Montana to Michigan.

Truckers will face more dangerous wintry weather in the Midwest the rest of the week.

A tropical storm watch has been issued for the island of Bermuda and large swells are possible at ports.

External temperature gauges, idling and chaining up are just a few winter weather survival tips suggested by truckers for truckers.

Periods of snow, wind and freezing rain will delay truckers over the next few days from Montana to Wisconsin.

Periods of snow and freezing rain will slow down truckers this week from Montana to the Great Lakes.

Based on driver experiences, traffic data and harsh weather, these are U.S. roads that truckers should avoid whenever possible.