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[CNJRoss]

NS Intermodal Service Alert:
 

Winter Storm Grayson

 

Jan 03, 2018

 

Winter Storm Grayson is currently moving across the Southeast region of the country and based on the latest forecast the storm is expected to impact the Florida, Georgia, Carolina, and southeast Virginia regions of the Norfolk Southern network.  High winds, ice, freezing rain, and snow accumulation are expected in these areas over the next several days.

 

Closures
The South Carolina Ports Authority ceased operations at their Charleston terminals effective 10:00am today.

 

The Georgia Ports Authority ceased operations at Savannah-Garden City effective 3:00am this morning.

 

The Norfolk Southern Charleston facility closed at 10:00am today.

 

We will continue to accept shipments billed to Charleston and Garden City and advance them to destination as conditions allow. We will not be able to unload and return units once they have been loaded. All other Norfolk Southern facilities remain open at this time.

 

Customers are strongly encouraged to review Department of Transportation information for updates regarding local road conditions in the impacted areas. We will continue to monitor the storm and provide updates as they become available.

 

 

 

[CNJRoss]

NS Intermodal Service Alert:

 

Winter Storm Grayson

 

Jan 04, 2018

 

Please be advised that the Ayer Intermodal facility will close at 1:00pm today in advance of Winter Storm Grayson.

 

The following closures remain in place:

• Charleston Intermodal Facility
• Norfolk (Portlock) Intermodal Facility
• Norfolk International Terminal (NIT)
• Virginia International Gateway (VIG)

The ports of Charleston and Savannah-Garden City are scheduled to resume operations effective 1:00pm today. All other Norfolk Southern facilities remain open at this time.

 

We will continue to accept shipments billed to Ayer, Charleston, and Norfolk destinations and advance them as conditions allow. As a reminder we will not be able to unload and return units once they have been loaded.