freight flows
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Weather and Critical Events
Flash flood threat keeps trucking across Midwest and Southeast (with forecast video)
Heavy rain, potential road closures may delay freight flows between large markets of Columbus and Charlotte.
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Weather and Critical Events
Late-season Sierra snowstorm could be trouble for truckers (with forecast video)
Rain changes to heavy snowfall today in the Sierra Nevada. Freight flow delays are possible on Interstate 80.
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Weather and Critical Events
Severe storm threat shifts to Midwest Thursday (with forecast video)
Intense winds, large hail, flash flooding, isolated tornadoes Thursday could hit from Kansas to Ohio.
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Weather and Critical Events
Severe storms could hit nation’s top freight market later today (with forecast video)
Storms later today could briefly slow down freight flows in Atlanta, the nation’s leading freight market.
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Weather and Critical Events
Stormy start to the week possible from Plains to Southeast (with forecast video)
Severe thunderstorms, flash flooding could disrupt freight flows today from Texas to Tennessee.
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Insights
Late season snowstorm returning soon to the Rockies (with forecast video)
Heavy April snow, gusty winds could slow freight movement in parts of Denver, Salt Lake City markets.
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Snowstorms hitting both sides of the US this week (with forecast video)
Capacity remains tight out west where snowstorms could delay freight flows.
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Spring snow storm trucking through High Plains (with forecast video)
Snow, ice could delay long-haul truckers between Midwest and Northwest Thursday, Friday.
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Spring snow storm to blast High Plains (with forecast video)
Snow storm could delay long-haul drivers between Midwest and Northwest freight markets.
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Snow storm keeps trucking across Northwest freight region (with forecast video)
Capacity remains tight in the Northwest freight region as heavy snow continues to fall.
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