Weather and Critical Events

Christmas, other year-end holiday packages may arrive late as high-impact storm develops.

A few feet of snow, some ice, potential flooding coming to Washington and Oregon.

Hazardous road conditions continue to slow down freight movement from Ohio Valley to New England.

Several inches of snow, sleet will slow down truckers across the country this week. Severe thunderstorms, too.

Dozens of states will get hit with snow, ice, wind this weekend. Truckers should expect delays.

Snow, blizzard conditions not letting up across mountains of western U.S. Icy weather possible in the South.

Powerful storms to bring a few feet of snow to Cascades, other mountain ranges next few days.

Rain to snow transition through tonight across parts of the Southeast.

Several inches to a foot of snow could delay truckers, freight in many states this week.

“It can be dicey up there anytime it snows.” Two to four feet of weekend snowfall heading to the Sierra Nevada.

Delays of freight movement likely from the Sierra Nevada to the Rockies the next few days. Plenty of snow.

“The weather has not been kind to farmers this year. It’s been blow after blow after blow.” Downward pressure on prices hurting growers.

Up to a foot of snowfall coming to the Sierra Nevada, Rockies the next two days. Delays in freight movement possible.

Snowfall, gusty winds, transportation delays ongoing from Boston to Bangor. Troubles possible on I-95.

Snowstorm prompting commercial vehicle restrictions, airport ground delays in major northeastern U.S. cities.

An “unusually cold and potent storm for late November” will dump feet of snow in parts of the U.S. Thanksgiving week.

Snowfall may be measured in feet in some parts of U.S. Thanksgiving week. Major transportation issues possible.

“Sebastien is now forecast to become a hurricane. In the satellite era…[only] 7 Atlantic hurricanes have formed after November 20.”

Another foot of snow to pile up today in parts of Rockies, Great Basin. More travel trouble for truckers.

Two feet of snow or more coming to the Mountain West. Desert Southwest gets drenched, possibly flooded.