Weather

Southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle could get snow today, with brief periods of heavy snow possible at times in some areas.

Another round of high winds will be possible along the I-25 corridor late this afternoon through Monday morning.

Gayle Russel lives right right off I-25, near the Bordeaux exit at mile marker 77. She took some photos of what the Bordeaux underpass looked like this afternoon and it did not look pretty (well, it did look pretty, but it didn't look safe).

Strong winds of 50 to 60+MPH in the wind prone areas are producing significant blowing/drifting snow and near ground blizzard conditions.

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...

Brutally cold temperatures and poor travel conditions are expected to continue through Monday.

Brutally cold temperatures and poor travel conditions are expected to continue into Tuesday in southeast Wyoming.Brutally cold temperatures and poor travel conditions are expected to continue into Tuesday in southeast Wyoming.

With sub-zero temperatures, the BOPU is warning people to protect their pipes.

Brutally cold temperatures are also expected over the next couple of days, with sub-zero temperatures and wind chills down to -25.

Brutally cold weather is forecast over the next few days.

Casper and Lusk could get a foot of the white stuff, according to the projections. Cheyenne and Laramie will get less snow but are facing brutally cold temps.

Wind gusts up to 70 MPH, accumulating snow, and blowing snow will create blizzard conditions and extremely poor visibility.