MIAMI – If you happen to be hoping that your past-minute Christmas present will arrive on time, you could be out of luck.
The US Postal Provider, UPS, and FedEx are warning that the winter storm hitting substantial swaths of the United States is disrupting operations in the final delivery days just before Christmas.
“FedEx Specific professional significant disruptions at our Memphis and Indianapolis hubs very last night time due to severe winter season climate that has been transferring across the United States,” the firm claimed in a statement Friday morning. “FedEx is committed to give assistance to the finest of our potential.”
FedEx told US customers that deals predicted to be sent Friday or Saturday could be delayed. UPS stated its delays may perhaps be somewhat extra localized.
“Significant weather conditions occasions across quite a few locations of the U.S. are impacting the UPS Air and Ground network, which include UPS hubs in Louisville, Kentucky, and Rockford, Illinois,” explained UPS. “As a end result, some shipping and delivery and pickup providers in these regions will be affected.”
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