National Weather Service

A warming trend is expected Monday and Tuesday, with heavy rain expected by the end of the week.

Much cooler weather is also expected this weekend.

There are better chances of severe thunderstorms today and Thursday, with less of a chance on Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service.

Southeast Wyoming could see snow later in the week.

Snow is expected to occur in 2 waves, first of which will intensify overnight. With the worst road conditions occurring at night.

Winds gusting from 45-60 mph were expected along with small hail.

Heavy rain is expected to combine with snowmelt to cause flooding in many areas.

The warning covers portions of northeastern Converse County and northwestern Niobrara County.

The big storm is over, but the effects from it are not.

The blizzard that swept through Wyoming to Texas had a name, and the name was Ulmer.

Ulmer left his mark on Laramie in the form of 12 inches of snow, give or take a few inches, but not before dropping a “bomb” on the area.

The National Weather Service has expanded the Blizzard Warning west to include Albany Country and the city of Laramie.

LARAMIE -- In anticipation of predicted hazardous blizzard conditions, Albany County School District 1 will be closed on Wednesday, March 13.
In a late afternoon email, Dr. Jubal Yennie, ACSD#1 superintendent, said, "This decision has been made after consultation with the National Weather Se…