Winter Storm

Curious about the weather? Southeastern Wyoming is bracing for a wintry mix, with temperatures plummeting and snow on the horizon.

Interstate 25 in southeast Wyoming was open between the Colorado state line and Douglas.

Expect mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures early in the week, but prepare for a possible winter storm impacting southeast Wyoming by Thursday evening.

Cheyenne based meteorologist Don Day says: "We are on the edge again however thinking 2 to 4” a good bet, if it shifts just a tad more south will get more.

What had been a Winter Storm Watch for Cheyenne and Laramie has now been downgraded to a less severe Winter Weather Advisory.

Forecasters advising anyone with travel plans to keep an eye on the weather over the next few days.

As of 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 14, much of Interstate 80 in Wyoming was closed in one or both directions, according to the Wyoming Department of Transportation.

Get the latest update on the winter storm hitting SE Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle. Find out how much snow Cheyenne and Laramie could see!

Residents in Cheyenne and Laramie should anticipate a rain/snow mix transitioning to snow, causing potentially hazardous conditions this week.

There are a lot of questions about the track and severity of the storm, but the situation is worth keeping an eye on.

Cheyenne Police have issued an accident alert due to slick conditions and many accidents on city streets.

More closures are possible.