Weather

Heavy snow is possible. including double-digit totals at higher elevations.

Winds in the area that could reach 75 miles per hour today are a big concern for firefighters.

Another very windy day is expected on Monday.

Temperatures will trend cooler with a decent possibility of much-needed rainfall across the region by early next week.

The warning is in effect from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m.

The closure probably won't be the last, as a strong early winter storm continues to rock Wyoming.

Rain will move into southwest Wyoming Monday evening with a rain/snow mix before midnight then change to all snow, heavy at times.

A radical change in the weather is on the way for southeast Wyoming, including Cheyenne and Laramie.

An early winter storm has Wyoming in its sights and there's a possibility of four inches of snow in many areas Monday night into Tuesday

It's the first of September 2020 now, but the last few days of August saw a dramatic drop in temperatures through the state.

Several communities saw the mercury drop well down into the 30s and even upper 20s overnight, according to the Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service.

A cold front will bring much cooler weather to Wyoming with rain changing to snow possible in the northern mountains Sunday night and Monday.