Weather

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

Apparently not everyone is a fan of Wyoming winter weather, the least of those being this out of state truck driver.

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

The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service is warning of "dangerous" winds of between 70 and 80 miles per hour in southeast Wyoming through Thursday.

Portions of southeast Wyoming could see hurricane-force wind gusts Wednesday, as high winds are expected to take over the state.

It could be early Wednesday morning before a 250-mile stretch of Interstate 80 in Wyoming reopens, according to the Department of Transportation.

Strong crosswinds will be hazardous to lightweight and high profile vehicles, with a high risk for blow overs, particularly along north/south oriented roadways.

We've had some recent snowfall that has made travel through our part of Wyoming to be a bit of a pain. A new video makes me wish I could plow through the white stuff as easily as this group of horses.

The I-80 Summit between Laramie and Cheyenne is in a Winter Storm Warning. Four to six inches of snow and strong southeast winds gusting to 40 mph at times are expected.

Southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle are getting ready for a winter storm.

Wind gusts of up to 70 mph are possible.

In the past, you may have called it a whiteout or blizzard. They are usually short-lived and fast-moving.