National Weather Service in Cheyenne

Travel along Interstate 80 in Wyoming could be "very difficult to impossible" over the next few days.

More than 250 miles of interstate in southeast Wyoming remains closed to light and high-profile vehicles this afternoon, as gusty winds continue to slam the area.

Portions of southeast Wyoming could see wind gusts in excess of 80 mph starting Tuesday evening, as another round of hurricane-force winds is expected to slam the area.

Wyomingites are used to the wind, but let's face it, the past few days have blown -- literally.

Southeast Wyoming will see little relief from the wind any time soon, as warm temperatures and dry conditions are expected to hang across the area through early December.

Wind gusts in excess of 70 mph were also recorded at Arlington and Morrison.

Travel is expected to be very hazardous in southeast Wyoming this weekend, as some areas could see wind gusts in excess of 80 mph.

A wet and chilly day is on tap for southeast Wyoming Friday, as some areas will struggle to reach 60 degrees.