Winter storm is coming back! Amazon and UPS issue delivery delay warning!

According to foreign media reports, on January 31, local time, the winter storm once again hit the central and southern United States, causing severe weather such as freezing, sleet and snow in the region, blocking some roads and forcing more than 1,200 flights to be canceled. In response, online markets and package service providers such as Amazon and UPS issued delay warnings.

Amazon

"We are closely monitoring weather conditions, even as we operate at limited capacity in the area. Our teams will be working with delivery partners to ensure the health and safety of our drivers, which is Amazon's top priority. As always, customers can still track their orders and see changes to their expected delivery times," Amazon said in the announcement.

ups

UPS said: "UPS's top priority is to ensure the safety of our employees. In response to severe weather conditions in the Dallas metropolitan area, we are temporarily limiting service to locations where we can safely deliver. Customers can visit UPS.com for updates on the status of their packages. We will resume service as soon as conditions allow."

FedEx

"We are closely monitoring severe weather across the central United States, and we have implemented contingency plans to ensure the safety of our team members and mitigate any impacts to package service. For information and updates on weather impacts, please check the FedEx Service Alerts page. If you have questions about your shipment, please visit www.fedex.com."

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