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Weather and Critical Events
Powerful storm could delay Christmas deliveries in Pacific Northwest
A few feet of snow, some ice, potential flooding coming to Washington and Oregon.
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High-impact snowstorms possible Thanksgiving week
Snowfall may be measured in feet in some parts of U.S. Thanksgiving week. Major transportation issues possible.
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More Northeast snow, soggy in the South
Minor delays in freight movement possible due to lake-effect snow, showers and thunderstorms, slick roads.
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Record Veterans Day snowfall sends Midwest traffic to screeching halt
Hundreds of flight cancellations, multiple highway accidents in Midwest as record-setting snowfall makes mess of Veterans Day.
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Lake-effect snow still slamming the Midwest
Another foot of lake-effect snowfall possible in parts of the Midwest. Icy spots, too, from Montana to Maine.
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Blast of snow, record cold coming to dozens of states
Record cold possible in 150 U.S. locations this week behind arctic front. Big snowfall in some areas, too.
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FreightWaves LIVE forecast update: Snow, cold and wind, oh my!
Do not let snow, wind and cold keep you from coming to the hottest freight conference of the year. Bundle up and join the excitement!
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FreightWaves LIVE forecast: big chill in the Windy City
Bitter cold snap coming to Chicago next week during the freight industry's hottest event. Bundle up!
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Snowstorm returning soon to northern Rockies, Plains (forecast video)
Heavy snow, wind and delays in parts of the Rockies and Dakotas this week as another early season storm develops.
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Flood risk ongoing in Plains states today (forecast video)
Several Plains states will have wet, slushy or snowy roads today with flash flooding likely in some areas.
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