Due to weather conditions in Memphis, Tennessee, FedEx package deliveries in the United States may be delayed.
On Thursday morning, the National Weather Service reported a powerful thunderstorm with wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour in Memphis. Bad weather caused dangerous operating conditions at the FedEx Express World Hub, which is a vital part of its network.
There may be delays in package deliveries across the United States, with a delivery commitment of Thursday, May 9. Plans for contingencies had been established, and they were ready to offer the finest service possible when circumstances permitted.
FedEx warned of possible delays for packages in parts of Michigan due to tornado damage to a facility in Portage. The structure partially collapsed, requiring the rescue of several dozen individuals, according to the BBC.
FedEx said they care most about their employees' safety and well-being. They are relieved that the damage to their Kalamazoo facility did not cause any serious injuries. As of Thursday, Kalamazoo and Battle Creek were two of the Michigan cities with restricted express and ground services.
The company's money-back guarantee policy excludes refunds or credits for shipments that are delayed due to inclement weather. The UPS website doesn't mention any severe weather alerts for Tennessee or Michigan as of Thursday afternoon.
