Tracking a Winter Storm; Unusual Early-Season Heat Wave in the Southwest
A major winter storm will organize across the Northern Plains today and then rapidly strengthen as it moves into the Great Lakes on Sunday. Heavy snow and blowing snow are likely to persist over the Great Lakes into Monday night. Dry and gusty winds will produce a critical fire risk across the central/southern Plains. An early heatwave will begin to intensify over the western U.S. into next week.
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Western and Central Wyoming
Weather Forecast Office
Winter Storm continues over the West, pushing into the East Today
SYNOPSIS: A winter storm with significant continue to impact western Wyoming today. Snow showers will gradually shift east of the Divide today. Snow showers could be heavy at times. The most snowfall, east of the Divide, will probably occur in the Cody Foothills where several inches of snow is expected. Snow showers moving over the same area, could bring localized heavier snow east of the Divide. Snow will taper off from west to east late Sunday afternoon and evening.
IMPACTS:
Western Wyoming
Snowy and slick roads continue today and tonight
Reduced visibility in heavier snow
Interstate 80 Corridor in Sweetwater County & East of the Divide
Snow or slushy roads developing today and this evening in many locations
Severely reduced visibility in heavier snow
Significant blowing snow developing along Interstate 80 as strong west winds develop in wake of a cold front
Click Image To Enlarge Winter Weather Advisory across western
Wyoming and Cody Foothills until 5 PM Sunday.
Click Image To Enlarge Weather model simulation of snow development across
the area from 8 AM Sunday until Midnight Sunday night.
Heavier snow depicted in darker blue shades.
Current Radar and Snowfall Forecast
Click Image To Enlarge Heavier areas of snow in darker blues and green colors.
Click Image To Enlarge Forecast snowfall today and tonight.
If you plan to travel, we recommend checking road conditions along your route and staying on top of road closures here. If you are on Twitter, follow the hashtag: #WyoRoad (or look below) for the latest weather affecting roads and road conditions in and around Wyoming.