SE Wyoming Mountains Could Get Two Feet Of Snow This Weekend
Southeast Wyoming residents can look forward to a wet, snowy weekend, according to the Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service
Lower elevations are looking at a mix of rain and snow, while higher elevations in the mountains could get up to two feet of snow.
The agency posted the following on its website: Snowy days are ahead for southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday will feature mixed rain and snow showers across with region, with rain showers favored east of I-25 and snow showers favored west of I-25. All days are expected to see snow transitioning to rain and transitioning back to snow along the I-25 corridor. Sunday night into Monday, all rain showers transition to snow showers and come to an end by Monday evening.
Heavy Snow Expected In SE Wyoming Mountains
Winter Storm Warnings (pink areas) have been issued for the Sierra Madre and Snowy ranges from 6PM this evening through 6PM Sunday. 1 to 2 feet of snow will be possible for the mountains. Strong winds may result in blowing snow and reduced visibility. Snowmobilers and hikers may become disoriented or lost in low visibility from blowing snow. A Winter Weather Advisory (purple area) has been issued for the I-80 Summit from 12PM today through 12PM Saturday. 3-5 inches of snow will be possible in this location. Strong winds may lead to blowing snow and reduced visibility along I-80. Be prepared for winter conditions and use caution if traveling.
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