Key freight market on bubble of severe storm risk (with forecast video)
Truckers could hit areas of nasty storms Wednesday heading into high-volume Joliet, Illinois market.
Truckers could hit areas of nasty storms Wednesday heading into high-volume Joliet, Illinois market.
Truckers will run into severe winds, large hail, torrential rains from the Rockies to the Great Lakes.
The National Weather Service has placed nearly a dozen states under a severe thunderstorm risk the next few days.
APM Terminals closes inbound gate at Port Elizabeth, New Jersey, until the weather improves.
Temperatures over 110 degrees for several days to keep reefer drivers on their toes in the Southwest.
“We anticipate an above-normal probability for major hurricanes making landfall along the continental United States coastline.”
For the 23rd day in a row, brief delays in freight movement are possible as severe winds and hail pummel the nation’s heartland.
Significant rainmaker could delay local and regional supply chains from North Carolina to the mid-Atlantic.
Truckers will likely run into areas of severe winds, huge hail and possibly tornadoes across the Plains Tuesday.
Rough weather could put a damper on holiday weekend truckers trying to make headway on next week’s pick-ups and deliveries.
Torrential rainfall and gusty winds could occasionally slow down freight flows in numerous states.
Blinding rainfall and gusty winds could slow down freight flows at times Tuesday across the Plains.
Truckers will have to deal with snowy, slushy weather Monday in the northern Rockies.
Heavy thunderstorms, severe winds may delay drivers in several key freight markets this weekend.
“There was a thunderous crash and you could see part of the mountain coming down.” Witness describes earthquake-triggered rock slides in California.
Heavy thunderstorms, severe winds from the Plains to the Northeast are likely to delay truckers the next few days.
“We don’t know if an even bigger quake could be coming.”
“We lost everything in one moment to nature.” Earthquake in Mexico has killed at least six people, damaged homes and businesses.
Severe thunderstorms Wednesday may slow down freight flows at times in markets practically coast to coast.
At least one person has died after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit Mexico this morning.