True “produce season” in the continental United States lasts from about April to October, with Sun Belt markets dominating April through June and Midwestern markets dominating July through October.
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With record-breaking cold and snow bringing danger to highways across the country, WeatherOptics identifies the top five worst lanes this week.
An unusual southern snowstorm affects several major corridors this week, with the DC to NYC route breaking its 1-inch snow streak. Meanwhile, the west coast continues to experience stormy conditions.
31 out of the top 53 freight lanes, which accommodate over 8,500 trucks daily, are expected to face high or extreme weather impacts for the week of January 15-22.
Nashville features twice on the list for the first time this season. The top five routes with the highest risks include:
Source: Scott Pecoriello (WeatherOptics/Linkedin
"The study shows where truck drivers face the most threat in winter. Icy roads and poor visibility not only put lives at risk but also disrupt critical supply chains during the festive season."
AccuWeather reduces 2024 Atlantic hurricane projections after unusual August. Fewer storms expected, but season's already seen major impacts.
As Hurricane Beryl approaches Northern Mexico, the freight industry braces for potential supply chain disruptions.
A tornado hit Valley View, TX, devastating AP Travel Stop and highlighting severe weather as a major 2024 supply chain risk.
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