Snow

When you live through the type of winter storms we get in Wyoming like the one that's happening today, you learn to appreciate the simple joys like this boy who's dad convinced him to knock the snow overhang off their roof.

This weatherman has the perfect driving tip if you're not used to driving on icy roads.

Southeast Wyoming could see more winter weather this weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne.

So, how much snow did you get? I didn't measure the snow on my deck, but if I eyeball it, I'd say we got somewhere between one inch and 100 inches, not to be too exact.
For a better idea of how much snow southeast Wyoming has got between the start of the snow on Monday and about noon on Tue…

The westbound lanes of I-80 between Cheyenne and Laramie remain closed, as crews work to reopen roughly 250 miles of highway between Laramie and Rock Springs.

The rest of the week is expected to bring even more snow and wind to both areas.

It's the law: clear your sidewalks as soon as possible after a storm.

Laramie residents know to take extra caution while driving on slick roads, there are a few city ordinances that may be overlooked during the winter months.

Several inches of snow is expected over the higher mountains tonight through Wednesday night.

Big Sky Resort posted a time-lapse video to their Instagram page yesterday showing a dusting of snow on Lone Peak.

According to the 2019 long range weather forecast from the Farmer's Almanac, we probably won't see snow before the end of October this year.

Up to 12 inches of snow is possible above 7500 feet, but some snow accumulations may be seen above 5,000 feet.