Tropical storm could hit US Gulf Coast by weekend (with forecast video)
Eighty percent chance of Tropical Storm Cristobal developing in Gulf of Mexico later this week. Could hit U.S. Gulf Coast.
Eighty percent chance of Tropical Storm Cristobal developing in Gulf of Mexico later this week. Could hit U.S. Gulf Coast.
Heading into the weekend, truckers will run into minor delays due to severe thunderstorms.
Drivers will have to deal with abnormally hot weather in three top-20 freight markets out west.
Tropical Storm Bertha could flood parts of the Southeast Wednesday into early Thursday.
Reefer drivers will need to be extra careful protecting temperature-sensitive loads in the West this week.
Late season snowfall may slow down truckers this weekend heading through Northwest mountains.
“We are anticipating an historic high water level.” Michigan governor commenting on dam failures and flooding.
High sea surface temperatures and a lack of wind shear will encourage storm formation.
Heavy rain, potential road closures may delay freight flows between large markets of Columbus and Charlotte.
Heavy rain, freight flow delays likely between two large markets of Columbus and Charlotte.
Cyclone Amphan being called a potential “nightmare scenario” for millions of people in Bangladesh and India.
Rain changes to heavy snowfall today in the Sierra Nevada. Freight flow delays are possible on Interstate 80.
Wind, hail, flash flooding risks for truckers Friday across two regions of the U.S.
Parts of drought-stricken Florida on fire. Interstate closed as a result.
Intense winds, large hail, flash flooding, isolated tornadoes Thursday could hit from Kansas to Ohio.
Intense winds, large hail, tornadoes could hit several Plains states Wednesday afternoon and evening.
First Pacific typhoon of 2020 could hit ports in the northern Philippines Thursday.
Top-five U.S. freight market could get hit by severe thunderstorms Wednesday.
Accumulating snowfall could cause minor freight flow delays in parts of the Rockies this week.
Arizona state officials say they “absolutely believe the [Lost Dutchman] fire was human-caused.”