Weather Story

A cold front will pass through this evening and through tonight. Winds will shift to the North behind this cold front bringing down cold air behind it. Snow squalls are possible along this front as it pushes south. Moderate snow rates with light accumulations are expected with this front. Travel is not advised as flash freezing may occur leading to slick conditions.

A cold front will drop down from the north this evening. The winds will shift to the North allowing for some chances of Snow through Sunday morning. Along I-80 between Rawlins and Laramie is the strongest potential for Snow Squalls. Use caution when traveling as windy conditions and falling snow may create reductions in visibility

March 14th, 5:30AM - A strong cold front pushes through the area this evening, bringing the risk of snow squalls to the highlighted area. Highest snow squall potential is along I-80 between Rawlins and Laramie from 6PM this evening through 6AM Sunday. In addition to this, a Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the Snowy Range from noon today through noon Sunday. 6 to 9 inches of snow is possible

Strong winds return Saturday after the overnight lull. Winds will abruptly turn north to northwest this evening as a powerful cold front sweeps through the area and send temperatures plummeting towards Sunday morning. Winds will gradually ease through the day Sunday.