Weather

The combination of winds and snow will create near blizzard/whiteout conditions, impacting travel.

Elevated to Critical Fire Weather Danger again expected Thursday with headlines likely needed.

Of course, folks around here are tough enough to deal with winter. But, why be reckless? Being prepared for the worst makes a disaster easier to deal with.

Things should start to warm up somewhat for the weekend.

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.

The winter storm which has rocked the area is expected to continue into Friday morning.

"Blowing snow may cause reduced visibility and drifting on roadways. Conditions will deteriorate rapidly behind the cold front as rain changes to snow."

The storm is expected to be strongest in the north and central parts of the state. Travel on I-25, I-90, and I-80 are expected to be difficult on Thursday.

Expect snow-covered roads and limited visibilities, and use caution while driving.

Rapidly falling temperatures this evening: Will cause precipitation that starts out as rain to freeze on roadways quickly, particularly bridges.

Clearing skies and light winds will allow temperatures to plummet overnight with a widespread frost and freeze expected.

Bring the plants inside, a Freeze Warning is in effect for areas around Centennial and Albany, Wyoming.