17/515PM: Greetings! Looks like we return to snow Sunday night into Monday, for most communities in southeast Wyoming and Nebraska Panhandle. Widespread snow looking likely for Monday with modest snow accumulations and increased travel impacts. Mountains could see close to a foot of snow through Monday evening, while lower elevations of southeast Wyoming and Nebraska Panhandle are expected to see 2 to 4 inches. Cold temperatures continue Tuesday with some light snow across the northern Nebraska Panhandle to maybe Lusk and Torrington through the day. Slow warm up for mid week into the end of the work week, though we are expecting mountain snow to continue for the Laramie, Snowy and Sierra Madre Ranges each day. Travel impacts are expected to be minimal Tuesday through Friday. Stay tuned for later updates on the winter weather event for Sunday night and Monday, as winter headlines are possible.

4/17/2021: Looking back through our archived records, we found an interesting webcam image looking at the Winter Storm of 2009 that resulted in widespread snow for southeastern Wyoming. Interesting enough, that storm ended up dropping 9.8 inches of snow in Cheyenne, which was a record for that day. Thankfully, we have mostly sunny skies today. So make sure to get out there and enjoy the nicer weather this weekend before the next round of precipitation moves in on Monday. For all updated weather forecasts, be sure to follow us on Facebook and Twitter at NWSCheyenne, or on the web at weather.gov/cys. #WyWxHistory #WyWx

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