Weather and Critical Events

Interstate-10 bridge remains closed near Houston after last weeks flood damage. Other roads still underwater.

Up to 40 inches of rainfall in parts of southeastern Texas the past three days. More wet weather possible today.

More than 20 inches of flooding rains have shut down roads in southeastern Texas. Threat continues today.

More than 10 inches of torrential rain have flooded some east Texas roads with more coming rest of today.

More than 10 inches of rainfall could flood parts of Houston, Galveston through Wednesday, possibly Thursday.

Several inches of rain could flood streets in Houston metro area through Wednesday. Coastal areas included.

Wet weekend for parts of the southeastern U.S. thanks to what will likely become Tropical Storm Humberto.

Suspicious weather brewing in the Caribbean. Disturbance could soon become the next named storm of the 2019 hurricane season.

Heavy rain, nasty storms will slow down truckers at times today. Plains, Great Lakes regions main targets.

“If there are 5G signals operating where we are trying to sense the atmosphere it makes it more complicated to use the good observations, the non-affected observations.”

Heavy rain, intense thunderstorms, early-season snow could all delay truckers in several states today, tonight.

Severe thunderstorms coming back to Great Plains, Midwest. Heavy rain, flooding potential in Pacific Northwest.

Summer day full of high heat, severe storms and wildfire smoke. Truckers should expect typical delays in several states.

Canada’s fourth-busiest port reports 17 cargo vessels a day or more off schedule as region recovers from tropical storm.

Halifax and the region hit with heavy winds as potent post-hurricane system leaves 300,000 without power and knocks down a construction crane.

One more day of flooding, wind damage before Hurricane Dorian moves away from U.S. Parts of Canada are next.

Airlines, shipping lines, and cruise lines are beginning to arrive in the Bahamas with large shipments of relief supplies.

Port reports early arrivals and diversions ahead of hurricane’s arrival in Atlantic Canada as forecasters warn of “severe impact.”

Delays, diversions and weekend gates as ports get back to normal schedules.

Brian Aoaeh writes about the disruption to supply chains caused by hurricanes and extreme weather.