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Areas of Severe Thunderstorms and Excessive Rainfall through This Weekend

Several rounds of severe thunderstorms are ongoing and expected from the central and southern High Plains to the Southeast U.S. through Sunday. Large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes will be possible. Thunderstorms may also bring areas of excessive rainfall which could bring flooding to parts of the aforementioned areas through Sunday. Read More >

  Overview

A moisture-laden flow off the Pacific Ocean combined with an upper level impulse resulted in very significant snowfall across the western mountains and valleys from Thursday night through Saturday morning.  The heaviest snowfall occurred Friday night and Saturday morning. 1 to 2 feet was common in the mountains with around 1 foot of snow in some valley locations. 20 inches of snow was reported near Bondurant which is northwest of Pinedale. The snow changed to rain Friday night across Star Valley and southern Lincoln Counties. Some snow fell across northern Wyoming Saturday evening. Otherwise the weather was dry east of the Divide, but very windy around Casper Saturday morning. A wind gust of 80 mph was observed at a WYDOT sensor on outerdrive in Casper.

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Snowfall Totals for December 9th and 10th
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