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Wind, rain, sleet, snow, ice, expect it all.

''Lower elevations will see 5 to 8 inches of snow with the mountains receiving 12 to 20 inches or more."

State officials have been working with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Farm Service Agency to determine losses.

If you're new to Wyoming and the cold, the only travel tip is; DON'T. Try to stay at home if you can and avoid traveling. But, if you must...

This will be something to keep an eye on over the next few days.

Fall is upon us and in Wyoming we all know that seasons change quickly.

K2 Radio News reader Tony Cooper has shared this video of a funnel cloud that appeared in Natrona County near Casper Mountain earlier this afternoon.

By now you've likely seen a lot of videos of the tornado that hit northern Colorado on June 7. But, I bet you've not seen it from this perspective. A brand new video share shows that twister as seen by a passenger on a plane.

Tuesday night became pretty crazy, scary, and at times, dangerous, around southeast Wyoming with a hail storm that came through in didn't let up for a few hours. Not only was there plenty of hail that would lead to flash flooding that made for unsafe driving conditions in spots, and also power outages throughout parts of Cheyenne.

Tuesday's storm brought record rain to parts of southeast Wyoming, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne.

A winter storm that officially dumped 30.8 inches of snow on Cheyenne this past weekend recorded record and near-record snowfall amounts across the region.

Thanks to the winter storm making its way through our part of Wyoming today, you likely have some shoveling ahead of you. But, I bet you don't have to shovel as much as this Wyoming hero who just conquered over 200 feet of hill.