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Freezing Fog Advisory
Start Of The Week
The Outlook Ahead
 25/2AM: A Freezing Fog Advisory is out for Converse and East Platte Counties from now through 9 AM today. Webcams are showing very low visibilities in these locations, with weather sensors indicating below freezing temperatures. These conditions could lead to slick roads and frost on bridges. If driving I-25 this morning, expect rapid changes in visibility, and hazardous driving conditions. Slow down and allow extra distance between you and the vehicle in front of you. Be safe!
 January 24th Evening Update: Cold temperatures are expected tonight with increasing clouds. Areas of fog are possible for the lower valleys and high plains of the Nebraska panhandle. Snow showers will develop near the Colorado border early Monday morning and spread northeast through the day. Any snow accumulations will generally be less than one inch outside of the mountains.
 4 AM Jan 25: Chilly and widespread light snow showers across southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle today through Tuesday. By Wednesday, expect a warming trend to combine with breezy conditions through Friday. Next chance for snow comes this weekend.
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