Weather and Critical Events

Strong winds across much of the eastern U.S. today may slow down freight flows.

Potential blizzard conditions Easter weekend could delay freight flows from Rockies to Great Lakes.

Potential blizzard conditions Easter Sunday and Monday could delay freight flows from the Rockies to the Great Lakes.

Heavy rainfall next two days could delay freight flow in Southern California, including major market of Ontario.

Heavy snow, flooding rain could delay freight flows in southern California, including major market of Ontario.

“We anticipate an above-average probability for major hurricanes making landfall along the continental United States coastline.”

Capacity remains tight out west where snowstorms could delay freight flows.

“This one looks pretty good for early April.” Late season snow storms could delay freight flows through eastern California.

Early season snow melt, potentially excessive spring rainfall could flood Plains, Midwest again.

Snow, ice could delay long-haul truckers between Midwest and Northwest Thursday, Friday.

Snow storm could delay long-haul drivers between Midwest and Northwest freight markets.

Capacity remains tight in the Northwest freight region as heavy snow continues to fall.

Snowstorm may briefly throw off balanced Seattle market.

Capacity remains very tight in Denver freight market as snow storm approaches.

Heavy snow coming to Denver freight market could tighten capacity a bit more.

Snowstorm heading to Denver, Midwest freight market this weekend.

Capacity already strained in some western U.S. freight markets. Developing snowstorms could make it worse.

Snowstorm clipping three Northeast high-volume freight markets in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Snowstorm next week could further tighten capacity in top-5 freight markets of Allentown and Harrisburg.

Blizzard conditions could tighten capacity more in strained Denver, Salt Lake City markets.