Winter Storm

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

The storm is expected to continue through Monday, bringing record cold temperatures and heavy snow.

This is a very strong weather system that has the potential to cause major impacts for early September in localized areas

Thursday will bring snow accumulations to south-central, southeast, east-central and central Wyoming, impacting I-80 and I-25.

Another blast of wintry weather is expected to hit southeast Wyoming early next week.

Travel will likely be impacted due to heavy snow at times, with wind gusts causing blowing snow/reduced visibility issues as well.

Sub-zero wind chills are also possible.

As of Thursday morning, virtually all residential members have had their power restored, the cooperative said.

This article will be updated as more closures are sent in or announced.

The driver lost control on the icy road and the Ford exited the interstate to the right, then went into a slide before rolling once.

Up to 12 inches of snow and winds gusting as high as 65 mph are in the forecast.

Things should start to warm up somewhat for the weekend.