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A nearly stationary low pressure system over Colorado will finally move northward today, allowing drier air aloft to move into the area.  The heaviest snowfall has ended with periods of light snow or flurries expected this afternoon.

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Amounts: Additional snow accumulations up to one inch, mainly over southeast Wyoming

Impacts: Snow will be heavy with high water content, leading to possible power outages, structural damage, and tree/plant damage. Travel conditions will gradually improve today and this evening.

 

Visit www.wyoroad.info for Wyoming, and 511.nebraska.gov for Nebraska. You can also access the latest road conditions on your phone by dialing 511.

 

Click the Image for Current Road Conditions Across Wyoming
Click the Image for Current Road Conditions Across Nebraska

 

I-80 Laramie

I-80 Sinclair

I-80 at Arlington

I-25 College Drive (Cheyenne)

I-25 Bordeaux

I-25 Chugwater

 

For the full list of webcams across Wyoming and Nebraska, visit:

 


Want to track the storm? Here are the local and regional radar loops:

Southeast Wyoming and Nebraska Panhandle Radar