Weather and Critical Events

Carriers take no chances, shutting down stations as Laura does her business.

Truck stops using generators to reopen stores.

FreightWaves will provide SONAR, its freight data and analytics platform, free through 9/4/2020 due to Hurricane Laura.

Key ports and roads across the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast remain closed in the aftermath of Hurricane Laura.

Weight and permitting restrictions are part of Abbott’s order

Even after landfall, Hurricane Laura remains dangerous. “There will be parts of Lake Charles underwater that no living human being has ever seen before.”

Hurricane Laura is closing in on the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast and is expected to bring extreme winds and a “catastrophic” storm surge of possibly 20 feet of water.

Hurricane Laura’s onslaught has begun to disrupt air logistics in Texas.

Logistics aid network seeking assistance from transportation sector.

Hurricane Laura, eyeing U.S. landfall Wednesday night, is now forecast to produce a “life-threatening storm surge” along parts of the Gulf Coast.

Hurricane Laura is predicted to make landfall near Port Houston, part of the nation’s largest logistics hub for oil, gas and petrochemicals.

Laura is expected to make landfall late Wednesday night, hitting the Gulf Coast somewhere near the Texas-Louisiana border.

Soon-to-be Hurricane Laura will disrupt ship-to-shore operations at Louisiana ports as well as offshore oil operations.

Ocean cargo will be delayed as back-to-back tropical cyclones eye the U.S. Gulf Coast.

Ocean cargo will be delayed as two back-to-back hurricanes are forecast to hit the U.S. Gulf Coast.

Tropical weather alerts posted for parts of the U.S. with two land-falling hurricanes likely in the coming days.

Tropical Storms Laura and Marco continue to gain strength Saturday and are expected to hammer the Gulf of Mexico early next week.

For only the third time in recorded history, two named tropical cyclones could end up in the Gulf of Mexico at the same time.

For the first time in almost 90 years, two hurricanes could hit the U.S. Gulf Coast on the same day.

For the first time in almost 90 years, two hurricanes could hit the U.S. Gulf Coast on the same day.