The Decatur & Eastern Illinois Railroad Tuscola Turn prepares to set out its train for loading at the Topflight Grain Co-operative at Pierson Station, as an approaching thunderstorm is about to te... (more)

The UP 4014 is starting up the westbound Wahsatch grade out of Evanston, heading into a wind-whipped light steady rain

As the blue hour fades into the night, a large lighting bolt fans out behind the Union Pacific 6938, which is proudly displayed in front of the Jenks Locomotive Shops. The line of thunderstorms pa... (more)

Scattered rain showers move across the plain as Union Pacific "Big Boy" No. 4014 and "Northern" No. 844 scoot across the wide open spaces north of Laramie, Wyoming, along US-28... (more)

As evening thunderstorms begin to brew, CSX Q026 passes through a small field near the town of Vienna Georgia with the CSX 911 First Responders unit leading the train north towards Chicago/Bedford... (more)

CSX Q026 is accelerating back to track speed at Vienna, Ga. while a storm approaches.

Rainy Sacramento Saturday- With a light rain falling on the last trip of the day, Granite Rock #10 crosses the Capitol Mall on its way back to the Sacramento Southern depot.

Struggling up the grade towards the 7,200' summit of the Palmer Divide, a 17,000 ton coal load works through the curves through "The Sag" as a stormy weather forms in the background.

IAIS “QJ” 2-10-2 steam locomotive 6988 blasts past the Chillicothe Sportsmans Club in a thunderstorm on Saturday during its final run to Sparland. Copyright Steve Smedley

Eurocity 150 ‘Emona’ glides over a moody after-storm scenery that begins to settle for the night.

A FrontRunner train is just minutes oyt of its Salt Lake City stop as it heads north to Ogden.

Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014 leads the 150th anniversary of the Golden Spike passenger special downgrade toward Echo Canyon at Castle Rock, Utah, in a cold rain on the morning of May 8, 2019.

A steady light rain with some snow mixed in is pelting the 4014 as it heads toward the summit at Wahsatch, Utah, about 10 miles upgrade

A BNSF coal train heads south out of Bill, Wyoming, at the end of a rainy day in Powder River Basin on May 3, 2007.

Under a stormy Montana sky, a BNSF freight train crosses the Clark Fork bridge at Bonner on October 4, 2005, heading eastbound on Montana Rail Link’s Third Subdivision between Missoula and Helena.