The Wyoming Weather Podcast

Your morning Wyoming weather update Winter weather advisories and storm warnings are blanketing Wyoming this Friday morning, with 96 alerts currently in effect statewide. The big story today is a late-season snow event that's already underway in many areas, bringing 1 to 3 inches to lower elevations. Right now at 5 A.M., we're sitting at 29 degrees with west winds howling at 30 miles per hour.

Your midday Wyoming weather update Winter storm warnings and watches blanket much of Wyoming this April Fool's Day, with twenty-six weather alerts currently active statewide. Heavy snow threatens mountain passes and higher elevations while valley locations deal with a wet, windy Wednesday. This morning starts mild at 37 degrees, but don't let that fool you into thinking winter's finished.

Your morning Wyoming weather update Wyoming's dealing with a tricky mix of precipitation this morning as eighteen weather alerts blanket the state. That Special Weather Statement affects areas seeing rain mixed with snow and patchy freezing rain, creating slick conditions on untreated surfaces. This morning's 36-degree readings have rain and snow mixing across the region, with that freezing rain threat continuing through 8 A.M.

Your evening Wyoming weather update Winter weather alerts are in effect across Wyoming today, with a Winter Storm Watch posted for the high country where snow accumulations could exceed a foot. Multiple Winter Weather Advisories also cover portions of the state as this late-March system moves through. This morning starts chilly with temperatures around 35 degrees at 8 A.M.

Your midday Wyoming weather update Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for Wyoming's mountain areas today as a cold front brings significant changes to our weather pattern. High elevation locations could see several inches of snow, particularly above 8,000 feet, making travel conditions challenging through mountain passes. This morning starts mild with temperatures in the mid-40s, but don't expect it to last.