snowstorm

Truckers will have to chain up on two sides of the country the first half of the week.

Heavy snowfall and whiteout conditions could hit several states right after the Thanksgiving weekend.

Blizzards, tornadoes and hurricanes have disrupted Thanksgiving weekends over the decades.

Dicey weather could delay truckers hauling loads or trying to get home for Thanksgiving in the Northwest.

Dicey weather could delay truckers from Denver to Chicago, including the very busy Joliet market.

Delays in freight flows likely from the Rockies to the Great Lakes.

Snowstorm continues to impact markets with excess capacity in eastern California.

Two feet of snowfall and whiteout conditions heading to the Sierra Nevada.

Drivers have only Friday to pick up loads out West before a snowstorm kicks in.

Snowstorm will slam a few high-volume reefer markets over the next few days.

Snow and ice will slow down freight flows in several states over the next two days.

Drivers will have to chain up this weekend in high-volume western freight markets.

Carriers still have time to secure loads in strong reefers markets in the path of a potential snowstorm.

Drivers can keep some simple tools and perhaps lesser known items on board to ride out winter storms.

Drivers can keep some simple tools and perhaps lesser known items on board to ride out winter storms.

Truckers will hit blizzard conditions at times this weekend across the Rockies and Cascades.

Delayed freight flows are likely across several states, from Montana to Michigan.

Truckers will face more dangerous wintry weather in the Midwest the rest of the week.

“The other thing that could create some travel issues will be the possibility of a flash freeze,” the National Weather Service says.

Truckers will hit slick, snowy roads in Montana this weekend, impacting interstate travel.