Heavy Snow In SE Wyoming Mountains Possible This Week

Whereas the subsequent few days are anticipated to carry nice fall climate to southeast Wyoming, a change later within the week may carry a blast of winter climate and probably some heavy snow at increased elevations.

However excessive temperatures may hit the low 70s in some areas over the subsequent couple of days.

That is in keeping with the Cheyenne Workplace of the Nationwide Climate Service. The company posted this assertion on its web site:

”Fairly an lively week forward for southeast Wyoming and Nebraska Panhandle weather-wise. We’ve got a chilly entrance that can be approaching the realm from the west Tuesday and Wednesday. It will enhance winds over the realm forward of the entrance. Might see robust winds over Carbon County out close to Rawlins and Muddy Hole as early as Tuesday night time, that can unfold additional east Wednesday. Could have a number of Excessive Wind Warnings out for that timeframe, particularly the Arlington space on Interstate 80. Because the entrance strikes by Wednesday night time into Thursday, it’ll flip sharply colder. Snow is anticipated to develop behind the entrance on this chilly air. Accumulating snow is feasible from Laramie to Rawlins Thursday. East of the Laramie Vary, we’ll see snow, however accumulations are anticipated to be minor. Snow ends Friday, aside from the mountains out west. Lastly for the weekend, robust winds look to return. Might see Excessive Wind Warnings as soon as once more for the wind inclined areas of southeast Wyoming Saturday into Sunday. Keep tuned!”