road conditions

It's always a safer idea to not crowd the plow.

Up to a foot of mountain snow combined with winds gusting as high as 50 mph could make for dangerous travel along portions of I-80 in southeast Wyoming tonight.

Thursday will bring snow accumulations to south-central, southeast, east-central and central Wyoming, impacting I-80 and I-25.

According to data from the Wyoming Department of Transportation, I-80 has been closed 54 out of last 152 days.

For the latest road conditions and closure information, visit WyoRoad.info, call 511 or download the Wyoming 511 app.

Links to the latest road conditions, closures, and advisories from the Wyoming Department of Transportation.

A commercial truck hit the trooper's vehicle, but the trooper wasn't inside at the time and was not hurt.

I-80 between Elk Mountain and Laramie was closed to light, high-profile vehicles due to gusting winds and an extreme blow over risk.

The six Jackson women found themselves in a dilemma, however, when a snowstorm closed the road that was their only way home.

Ice and slick conditions caused problems on roads around the Laramie area yet again Wednesday morning according to the Wyoming Highway Patrol.

Slick road conditions seem to be the rule across southeast Wyoming Tuesday, as around 7 a.m. two crashes occurred in Albany County.

Interstate 80 from near Rock Springs east into the Nebraska Panhandle is closed. I-25 from the Colorado border north to Buffalo, Wyoming is closed.