Snowstorms still trucking through Northwest
Truckers will have to chain up as two more snowstorms hit the Northwest this week (with forecast video).
Truckers will have to chain up as two more snowstorms hit the Northwest this week (with forecast video).
Truckers will have to keep chaining up this week in the Northwest. More heavy snowfall and gusty winds are forecast to hit the region (with forecast video).
Truckers will have to chain up this week in the Northwest. More heavy mountain snowfall, gusty winds (with forecast video).
Snow, ice and wind will delay truckers next few days from the Southern Plains to Great Lakes (with forecast video).
Snow and ice will delay truckers this week from the Great Plains to the Great Lakes.
Snow and ice could delay freight flows and supply chains this week from the Great Plains to Great Lakes.
Christmas snowstorms have grounded flights and shut down roads from the Gulf Coast to the East Coast.
From the Rockies to the Carolinas and New England, historic snowstorms have brought transportation to a standstill over the years.
Strong nor’easter may continue to delay some shipments of COVID-19 vaccines as well as other freight.
Strong nor’easter could delay shipments of COVID-19 vaccines as well as other freight.
Impending nor’easter could delay COVID-19 vaccine shipments in several big cities.
Impending nor’easter could delay some COVID-19 vaccine shipments.
Snowstorm could have major impacts on ground and air transportation along the I-95 corridor.
Drivers will hit areas of heavy snowfall and gusty winds in some popular destinations for carriers.
Heavy snowfall and gusty winds could hit a few busy freight markets.
Forecasters are always on the lookout for familiar patterns that cause extreme winter storms.
Drivers will have to battle periods of heavy snowfall and whiteout conditions in several freight markets.
Widespread snowfall totals in excess of 6 inches are possible, along with whiteout conditions.
Periods of whiteout conditions could delay truckers in areas of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.
Periods of whiteout conditions could slow down freight flows from Cleveland to Buffalo.