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Arctic Cold Front Will Push South Across the Area Late Thursday With Very Cold Temperatures & Bitter Cold Wind Chills Friday Through The Weekend. Some Accumulating Snow Expected Friday Through Saturday.

Wenesday's Forecast

The Week Ahead

Seasonal Snow Statistics

Sunny skies will give way to increasing clouds during the afternoon with a chance of snow showers in the Sierra Madre's. Temperatures will be warmer with breezy conditions in the wind prone and higher elevation areas.

9PM 1/26 - Here's a look at the weather for the week ahead. After our brief dip into real winter weather last weekend, mild temperatures will return for much of the week ahead. The arctic airmass will push back a little closer to our area on Thursday through Saturday, knocking down temperatures and bringing a few chances for some light snow. Most days in the upcoming week will be breezy, but as of now, this looks to be mostly "normal" Wyoming/Nebraska winds rather than the big wind events we have seen a lot of this season.

10PM 1/26 - Cheyenne has only received 7.5" of snow so far this season, which is the least snowy start to the season in 60 years. Several other typically much less snowy locations across the country, including Roswell, NM, Oklahoma City, and Washington, DC, have more season to date snowfall than Cheyenne!