Weather and Critical Events

Several feet of snow, white-out conditions still on track to slam northern Sierras tonight. Winds will be worse than previously thought, gusting to more than 100 mph.

Arctic air heading to Midwest and Northeast this weekend. After rebounding, longer period of super cold weather could begin later this month, spreading to other regions of U.S.

A snowstorm is blasting through the Sierras right now. Here’s how much snow to expect and the impact it will have on transportation in the area.

Storm to dump several feet of snow in northern Sierras. Blizzard conditions, dangerous travel.

Parts of California to get pounded with heavy rain, snow, wind this week. Treacherous travel and delayed loads likely.

Dry van rates hit air-pocket last month and lose altitude; but other indicators of freight economy still looking up.

Potential for road closures and power outages across southern California this week. Heavy snow, strong winds, localized flooding.

Weekend winter storm to pack a wallop in parts of Plains, Midwest, and Southeast. Treacherous travel. Power outages possible.

Lots of wind, blowing snow, dangerous cold likely to slow down truckers across the interior Northeast. Storm to last another day.

Snow, ice, heavy rain, and strong winds will smash into Pacific Northwest through Wednesday. Travel troubles in a region of big freight volume increases.

Coming back for more: unsatisfied with having drenched the very far northern tip of Australia, ex-Tropical Cyclone Penny has done a U-Turn in the Coral Sea and is heading back to Queensland. Trucking operations are likely to be hampered by rain, strong winds and local flooding. (Graphic: Bureau of Meteorology and MetEye).

Powerful winds swept through the Pacific Northwest over the weekend. It didn’t take them long to do substantial damage.

Icy, snowy roads to cause more trouble for truckers in Northeast this week. Heavy rain, wind in northern California.

Big storm to make lots of snow and wind in the Sierras this weekend. Travel will be dangerous, and towns could be left in the dark.

Many of us look forward to longer daylight hours of spring and summer. But they sometimes lead to more volatile weather, less sleep for truckers.

The three worst kinds of weather will challenge truckers out west the next few days. Many will run into delays or have to re-route.

Significant winter storm could ice over areas from Texas to Missouri this first week of the new year. Heavy snow to cover the southern Rockies.

Some roads in Mountain West could end up closed this weekend. Heavy snow and wind to give truckers a hard time.

Heavy snow, wind, severe storms to make travel difficult for truckers and holiday travelers returning to work. Delays likely from the Midwest to the eastern Rockies.

Truckers will have to deal with some messy weather this Christmas weekend. They’re doing all they can to ensure everyone’s last-minute orders arrive on time.