The Wyoming Weather Podcast

Advisory in effect for northern and central Wyoming. midday Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Wyoming. morning Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect for northern and northern Wyoming. morning Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

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Advisory in effect. evening Tue Mar 10th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect for central and central Wyoming. midday Tue Mar 10th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect for central and central Wyoming. midday Tue Mar 10th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

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Advisory in effect for southern Wyoming. morning Tue Mar 10th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

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Advisory in effect for southern Wyoming. evening Mon Mar 9th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

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Advisory in effect for central Wyoming. midday Mon Mar 9th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

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Good morning. Wyoming. I'm Michael Mosby. Folks, buckle up. Today's bringing wind that'll make you rethink your hairstyle. Step outside right now and you're already feeling gusts around 40 miles an hour. But here's the thing. Those winds are about to get angry. By late morning, we're talking 35 to 55 miles an hour statewide. Cheyenne could hit 60. But Red Canyon and South Pass? Gusts to 75 miles an hour — that's borderline hurricane force. If you're traveling I-15 or Highway 28, white-knuckle it or wait it out. Temperatures are all over the map. Southeast Wyoming — Cheyenne. Laramie — you're climbing into the low 60s as those downslope winds warm things up. Central Wyoming around Riverton and Lander? Mid-60s. Western Wyoming stays cooler, topping out near 50 with mostly sunny skies. But here's the catch. Those warm temperatures and gusty winds are drying everything out. Afternoon humidity drops to 13 to 20 percent across the southeast. Red Flag Warnings are up through 6 P.M. Any fire that sparks will spread fast. Tonight, winds ease off. A cold front drops in from the north. Western Wyoming could see light snow after 5 A.M., with the northern mountains picking up 2 to 4 inches by Wednesday morning. Tuesday brings that cold front statewide — scattered rain and snow showers, especially central. Highs drop to the 50s. Wednesday's the coolest day of the week, mid-40s to low 50s everywhere. But Thursday? That's when things get serious. We're tracking a potentially dangerous high wind event. Gusts of 80 to 100 miles an hour are looking increasingly likely. This could be one of the strongest wind events we've seen this year. Stay tuned for updates as we get closer. See you this afternoon.

Advisory in effect. evening Sun Mar 8th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect. evening Sun Mar 8th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect. evening Sun Mar 8th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect. evening Sun Mar 8th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect. evening Sun Mar 8th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect. evening Sun Mar 8th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect. evening Sun Mar 8th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Advisory in effect. evening Sun Mar 8th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.

Good afternoon. Wyoming. I'm Matt Mullins. Folks, buckle up. High Wind Warnings are screaming across southeast Wyoming right now. And I'm not talking about a stiff breeze. Here comes gusts to 75 miles an hour in spots like Arlington and Bordeaux. If you're driving I-80 or I-25 in anything taller than a sedan, slow way down. These winds will shove you around. Step outside and you're already feeling it — 52 degrees with west winds cranking up. By this afternoon, most of the state pushes upper 50s to near 60. That's well above normal for early March. Cheyenne tops out around 59 with those howling west winds gusting to 45. Central Wyoming sees similar temps, but winds go even harder — 30 to 45 miles an hour, gusts to 50. Western Wyoming stays cooler at 47 with a slight chance of rain showers late today. Tonight? Winds refuse to quit. Lows stay mild in the 30s and 40s statewide thanks to all that mixing. Western areas could see rain or snow showers overnight. Monday brings even warmer temps — mid 60s for most, far eastern Wyoming potentially hitting low 70s. That's near record territory. But here's the catch. Winds stay fierce through Monday. And fire weather concerns ramp up with warm, dry, breezy conditions. Looking ahead, a cold front arrives Tuesday bringing cooler temps and snow showers, especially northern mountains. Then another major wind event looks likely Thursday and Friday — possibly stronger than today. We're talking 60-plus mile-an-hour gusts again. One more thing — clocks spring forward tonight. You lose an hour of sleep, but we gain daylight. Sunrise tomorrow at 7:24 A.M., sunset at 6:59 P.M. Secure anything outside that might take flight. See you this evening.

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Good morning. Wyoming. I'm Michael Nally. Folks, the wind is absolutely screaming across Wyoming today. And I mean screaming. High Wind Warnings are up for the Absaroka Mountains and Cody Foothills, where gusts could slam Chief Joseph Pass at 75 miles an hour. That's enough to knock a semi sideways. Down in Cody. Powell. And Clark, you're already getting hammered with 30 to 40 mile an hour gusts this morning. And it's only going to get worse through midday. Southeast Wyoming isn't catching a break either. Arlington and Bordeaux are seeing 60 mile an hour gusts right now. The I-80 corridor gets west winds of 25 to 30 miles an hour, gusting to 50. Cheyenne might hit 40 to 50 mile an hour gusts, though the worst should stay in the foothills. What's driving this? A steep pressure gradient — 16 millibars from west to east — combined with strong downsloping winds. Textbook Wyoming wind event. Temperature-wise, it's surprisingly mild. Southeast and central Wyoming both hit 59 degrees. Western Wyoming tops out near 47, with a slight chance of rain showers early. Tonight, winds stay elevated. Lows range from 35 in the west to 44 central, with southeast Wyoming around 39. Here's your week ahead. Monday brings even warmer conditions — mid to upper 60s east of I-25, possibly touching 70 near the Nebraska panhandle. That's 20 degrees above normal and near record territory. High winds continue, with a Fire Weather Watch in effect for far eastern Wyoming. Tuesday, a cold front drops south, bringing cooler temps and a chance for snow showers in the northern mountains. Then brace yourself — Thursday and Friday look like another major wind event, possibly even stronger than today. Secure anything outside before you leave the house. Seriously. See you this afternoon.

Good evening. Wyoming. I'm Michael Nally. Step outside this morning. And you’ll feel that crisp, late-winter bite. We’re waking up to clear skies and temperatures in the 30s, but don't let the sunshine fool you. This is just the calm before a very windy weekend. We're talking gusts strong enough to make your hat a permanent resident of the next county. Down in Cheyenne and the southeast corner, you're sitting at 32 degrees with west winds already kicking up 20 to 35 miles an hour. You'll climb to a pleasant 58 this afternoon, but the trade-off is brutal. Gusts could hit 50 miles an hour. That triggers a High Wind Warning through Monday. Tonight stays fierce with lows near 32. And Sunday brings more of the same—sunny skies near 59, but winds that won't quit. If you're traveling I-25 or I-80, keep both hands on the wheel. Over in Casper, it's a similar story with a milder touch. You start at 34 degrees with southwest winds at 18 to 24 miles an hour. Highs hit 56 today, ramping up to gusts near 50 by evening. Winds ease slightly overnight—down to 28 to 31 miles an hour—but that's still blustery with lows around 41. Sunday afternoon hits 63, but the wind sticks around like that one relative who overstays their welcome. Gusts could top 50 again near the foothills. Monday stays warm at 63, but watch out. A cold front arrives Tuesday, dropping highs to 50 and bringing rain and snow showers. Out west in Jackson and Cody, you're waking up to 28 degrees. The big headline? Wind. Gusts near the Absaroka Mountains could hit 70 miles an hour Sunday. That's not a typo. A High Wind Warning is in effect from noon to 11 PM, so if you're near Clark or Chief Joseph Pass, batten down the hatches. You'll see 47 today with south winds picking up this afternoon. A slight chance of rain lingers tonight with lows around 34. Sunday hits 49, but again, the wind howls. By Monday, a cold front drops you to 37 with a chance of snow showers. Tuesday morning could plunge to 16 degrees. Spring might be 13 days away, but Wyoming's weather hasn't read the memo. Secure those trash cans and patio furniture today, because 70-mile-an-hour gusts will find anything loose. Sunday and Monday stay warm but windy with highs in the 50s and 60s. Fire danger becomes a concern Monday as humidity drops. A cold front sweeps through Tuesday, slicing temperatures 16 degrees to 15 degrees and bringing rain and snow—especially in the Laramie Range. We dry out Wednesday and Thursday, but the wind returns with another round of gusts possible Thursday. Friday offers a slight reprieve with highs rebounding to the 50s. Charge your phone before tonight. You'll need it if the power goes out. See you tomorrow.

Good morning. Wyoming. I'm Aaron Jolly. That snow you woke up to? Over an inch fell overnight. And it's still coming down across parts of the state. Currently sitting at 30 degrees with winter making it clear it's not finished with us yet. Southeast Wyoming is taking the brunt of it. Snow showers and blowing snow continue through early afternoon, with the heaviest bands running along I-25 from Cheyenne to Wheatland. Here comes 3 to 5 inches total by tonight. North winds gusting to 45 miles an hour are creating whiteout conditions at times — if you're driving that stretch, slow down and give yourself extra space. High near 31, but temperatures drop through the afternoon. Tonight clears out with lows around 16 degrees. Central Wyoming sees lighter action. Snow showers taper off by mid-afternoon with less than half an inch of accumulation. High near 39 degrees. Partly cloudy tonight with lows dropping to 23. Western Wyoming catches scattered snow showers between late morning and mid-afternoon. Accumulations stay light. High near 39. Mostly clear tonight with lows around 19 degrees. For the weekend. Saturday brings sunshine statewide with highs jumping into the mid-40s. But hold onto your hats — west winds gust 25 to 35 miles an hour, with some areas seeing 45. Sunday stays sunny but windier. Highs climb into the 50s, even touching 60 in spots. West winds ramp up to 35 miles an hour with gusts hitting 50. Early next week continues warm and breezy. Monday sees highs in the low 60s with mostly sunny skies. Tuesday brings a slight chance of rain showers with highs near 60. The spring equinox is just two weeks away. And we're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight each day. See you tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast See you tomorrow.

Good afternoon. Wyoming. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside right now and you're basking in 60 degrees under bluebird skies. Feels like spring showed up early, doesn't it? Don't get too comfortable. Because winter's about to crash the party tonight. In the next 24 hours., A cold front is barreling in from the west. And it's bringing the whole package — snow, wind. And a temperature nosedive that'll make your head spin. Down in Southeast Wyoming, you'll peak at 61 degrees this afternoon before the bottom drops out. Rain starts around 5 P.M., then flips to snow by 8 P.M. By tomorrow morning you're waking up to 26 degrees with snow flying sideways. North winds gust to 45 miles an hour — the kind that finds every crack in your jacket. Expect 2 to 6 inches, heaviest between Cheyenne and Laramie. Winter Storm Warning in effect. Central Wyoming stays mostly sunny today, topping out near 53 degrees. Rain and snow showers sneak in after 11 P.M. Tonight. Friday morning brings snow showers and a high of 39 degrees. Less than an inch expected, but gusty north winds to 28 miles an hour. Western Wyoming's already seeing snow this afternoon — 1 to 2 inches possible by evening. Another round tonight drops you to 24 degrees. Friday rebounds to 39 under mostly sunny skies. Saturday brings sunshine and a climb to the mid 40s. Sunday warms further into the mid to upper 50s. Monday hits the mid 60s — well above normal for early March. Tuesday might bring a few rain or snow showers, then we're back to the 50s Wednesday. Tonight's full moon will light up that fresh snow beautifully. Enjoy the show. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. Wyoming. I'm Aaron Jolly. Wyoming's doing that classic split personality thing today. Southeast Wyoming? You're hitting 60 degrees this afternoon. That's nearly 20 degrees warmer than normal for early March. Step outside in Cheyenne right now and you're at 34 degrees under gray skies, but that warmth is coming. In the next 24 hours. Head west toward the Tetons and it's a totally different story. Snow's already falling. Jackson Hole sees a high of just 36 degrees today, with 6 inches piling up by tomorrow morning. The Salt River Range gets hammered too. Travel through there will be slow and slick. Central Wyoming lands in the middle. Casper and Lander climb to 54 degrees by late morning. But here's the catch. Rain and snow mix moves in by 2 P.M., flipping to all snow overnight. One to three inches possible. Now here's where it gets wild. That cold front crashes through tonight like a freight train. Southeast Wyoming drops from 60 degrees this afternoon to 15 degrees by Friday night. Snow develops after 5 P.M. Around Cheyenne and Laramie. One to three inches tonight, another two to four tomorrow. Winds gust to 40 miles an hour Friday, whipping up blowing snow and cutting visibility. I-80 between Cheyenne and Laramie has a Winter Storm Watch in effect. That's not a drive you want to take lightly. Friday feels like January. Highs only hit the low 30s southeast, upper 30s central. Wind chills drop into the teens by morning. But the weekend flips it again. High pressure rolls in Saturday with sunshine and low 40s. Sunday warms to the mid-50s. Monday could touch 60 again. Spring's making another run at us. Just two weeks until the equinox now. Tonight's full moon will shine through breaking clouds by the weekend. Enjoy the show if you get clear skies. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good evening. Wyoming. I'm Aaron Jolly. Step outside right now and you might think spring arrived early. We're sitting at 44 degrees under clear skies. But enjoy it. Because winter is planning a comeback. In the next 24 hours. Tonight brings a full moon to light up those partly cloudy skies. Lows dip to 32 in the southeast, while central Wyoming stays mild at 42 degrees. Out west, snow moves in after 9 P.M. With 1 to 2 inches possible by morning. Thursday starts deceivingly pleasant. Southeast Wyoming surges to 61 degrees — that's nearly 20 degrees above normal for early March. Central areas hit 54. But by late afternoon, the atmosphere flips. Rain develops around 5 P.M. In the southeast. Central Wyoming sees a rain-snow mix by 2 P.M. Western areas stay snowy all day with a high of just 36 degrees. Thursday night into Friday is when things turn messy. A cold front plows through, dropping temperatures fast. That rain in the southeast changes to snow, with 1 to 3 inches possible. Winds howl out of the north at 20 to 30 miles an hour, gusting to 45. Blowing snow becomes a real concern. A Winter Storm Watch is posted for the South Laramie Range, where 4 to 8 inches could fall. Friday stays cold and windy. Highs only reach the low 30s in the southeast, mid-30s central, with lingering snow showers. The weekend brings redemption. Saturday turns sunny with highs in the low 40s. Sunday warms to the low 50s. Monday could hit 62 degrees again in the southeast. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight each day now. The spring equinox is just 16 days away. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. Wyoming. I'm Aaron Jolly. That dusting of snow yesterday? Already feeling like a distant memory. Step outside this morning and you'll notice something different. The air has actual warmth to it. We're running a solid 10 to 15 degrees above normal for early March. In the next 24 hours. Southeast Wyoming leads the charge today. Cheyenne and Laramie climb to 58 degrees under sunny skies. That southwest breeze around 10 miles an hour makes it feel pleasant by afternoon. Central Wyoming is right behind. Casper hits 57 degrees, but hold onto your hat — gusts reach 35 miles an hour this afternoon. Out west, the Tetons and Jackson stay cooler. Highs near 49 degrees with increasing clouds late. That's your first hint that changes are coming. Tonight, the full moon lights up mostly clear skies across the east. Lows dip to 31 in the southeast, 38 central. But out west. Snow arrives after 11 P.M. That's when the next system takes aim at Wyoming. Thursday starts mild — near 60 degrees in the southeast. Then rain and snow push in after 11 A.M. By Thursday night, everyone sees snow. Southeast Wyoming could pick up 1 to 3 inches. Central areas see 2 to 4 inches with gusty north winds. Friday is the main event. Snow continues statewide. Highs only reach 30 degrees in the southeast. That's a 28-degree drop from today. Winds gust to 40 miles an hour, creating blowing snow concerns. The weekend brings redemption. Sunshine returns Saturday. Highs rebound to the 40s and 50s by Sunday. Monday? Back near 60 degrees. Spring equinox sits just two weeks away. Tonight's full moon is a reminder — winter still has some fight left. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. High pressure is owning the state today. and it's bringing two wildly different personalities with it. In the next 24 hours. Southeast Wyoming wakes up to a High Wind Warning through 11 A.M. We're talking west winds screaming at 30 to 40 miles an hour, gusts punching past 60. If you're driving I-80 between Cheyenne and Laramie in anything taller than a sedan, seriously reconsider your route. The upside? Temperatures rocket to 60 degrees this afternoon — 20 degrees above normal. Tonight drops to 32 under thickening clouds. Central Wyoming gets the breezy version. High near 58 degrees with gusts to 30 miles an hour. but here's the kicker. A Red Flag Warning fires up at 11 A.M. For Natrona County. Humidity craters to 15 percent. One spark, one ember. and we've got problems. Tonight settles at 35 degrees. Western Wyoming is the outlier. You're at 21 degrees right now, feels like 19 degrees. High today reaches 46 under mostly sunny skies. but the quiet doesn't last. Snow sneaks in after 3 A.M. Sunday morning. Valleys see a dusting, mountains pick up a few inches. Sunday brings moisture statewide. Rain showers develop by afternoon. Highs hold in the mid-50s. The work week stays active. Monday and Tuesday bring rain below, snow in the mountains. Wednesday offers a sunny breather. Then another system rolls in Thursday with more precipitation chances. Spring equinox is 20 days out. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight daily. Sunrise at 6:36, sunset at 5:49. Secure anything outside that might want to take flight today. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Wyoming Weather Podcast — it's Thursday, February 26th. That west wind slapping you awake right now? It's just warming up. We're sitting at 42 degrees under clear skies, but those gusts are about to put on a show. High Wind Warnings are posted across the Absaroka Mountains and Cody Foothills through Friday evening. We're talking gusts to 75 miles an hour. That's the kind of wind that turns your SUV into a sail. If you're towing a trailer or driving something tall, seriously reconsider your route today. Down in Southeast Wyoming, you'll climb to 54 degrees with gusts near 55. Feels like 29 around 7 A.M. before the sun does its thing. Tonight drops to 38, then Friday jumps to 58. Central Wyoming starts at 32 right now. You're hitting 53 this afternoon with gusts to 36 miles an hour. Low tonight is 36. And Friday brings 58 degrees. Western Wyoming is the cool pocket. You're at 25 under mostly cloudy skies. Highs only reach 38 today, dropping to 20 tonight. Here's the real danger: humidity crashes to 15 to 20 percent with these screaming winds. Red Flag Warnings are up through Friday evening. One spark and we've got a wildfire running. The week ahead stays warm. Saturday could hit 61 degrees in the southeast — nearly 15 degrees above normal for late February. Rain and snow showers return Sunday, mainly west of the Divide. We're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight each day now. Sunrise is at 6:39. Spring equinox is just three weeks out. Secure anything outside that might want to fly away today. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Wyoming Weather Podcast — it's Wednesday, February 25th. Folks, buckle up. Wyoming is about to get absolutely hammered by wind today. High Wind Warnings blanket the state. Gusts could slam 65 miles an hour. That's the kind of wind that'll shove your truck into the next lane on I-80. Southeast Wyoming, you're waking up to 40 degrees. Brief rain around 4 A.M., then mostly sunny. You'll hit 56 degrees right around 2 P.M. But here's the kicker.. Steady west winds at 35 miles an hour all day long. Tonight drops to 31. By 4 A.M. tomorrow, it'll feel like 22 degrees. Central Wyoming, you're at 43 degrees now. Mixed precipitation rolls in from 1 P.M. to 10 P.M. High of 55 around 2 P.M., then temperatures start falling. Winds gust to 38 miles an hour around 10 A.M. Tonight's low hits 31. Feels like 26 by 3 A.M. Western Wyoming, you've got the wildest ride. Winter Storm Warning for Yellowstone through 5 P.M. Another 5 to 10 inches of snow possible. Mixed precipitation from 4 A.M. to 10 P.M., heaviest around 6 A.M. High of 41 around 2 P.M. Gusts hit 28 miles an hour near noon. Tonight plummets to 18 degrees. By 4 A.M., it'll feel like 12. Looking at the week ahead. Thursday and Friday stay sunny but windy with highs in the 50s. Saturday mellows out near 60. Sunday and Monday bring our next shot at rain and snow showers. One bright spot.. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight each day. Spring equinox is just 3 weeks out. If you're driving today, give yourself extra room. That wind doesn't care how confident you're. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Wyoming Weather Podcast — it's Tuesday, February 24th. Folks, Wyoming is about to show you why we're called the Cowboy State and not the Easy Living State. We've got mountain snow piling up by the foot, valleys dodging between rain and ice. And winds strong enough to make you reconsider that morning walk. This isn't a sit back and relax kind of day. Let's start in the Tetons, where winter is dumping hard. Snow showers are already falling and won't quit until Wednesday morning. Jackson Hole could see two feet of fresh powder up high, but here's the twist.. Midday brings rain. Yes, rain in February. Then it flips back to snow overnight, which means black ice waiting for you Wednesday morning. Teton and Togwotee Passes? Near zero visibility with winds gusting to 60 miles an hour. Pack chains, patience. And maybe a prayer. Central Wyoming, you're in the wind tunnel. Casper, Riverton, Lander.. Gusts hit 55 miles an hour today, rattling windows and tossing trash cans like tumbleweeds. Wednesday brings rain showers that flip to snow by evening as temps crash 30 degrees. Secure anything loose outside. Now. Southeast Wyoming, brace yourself. Cheyenne and Laramie are staring down gusts to 70 miles an hour.. That's hurricane force. High Wind Warnings are up through Wednesday night. I-80 summit? White knuckle driving with crosswinds that'll push semis sideways. Snow showers arrive tonight, then rain Wednesday could freeze into black ice by evening. The rest of the week stays breezy with fire danger climbing. Saturday starts mild but rain returns by evening, flipping to snow overnight. Sunday stays unsettled before clearing Monday. Check WYDOT cameras before you go anywhere. Conditions change fast out here. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Wyoming Weather Podcast — it's Monday, February 23rd. Folks, enjoy the calm while you can.. Because by tonight, Wyoming splits into two very different worlds. Right now you're at 26 degrees under clear skies. We've got nearly 11 hours of daylight today — sunrise at 6:44 A.M., sunset at 5:44 P.M. But here's the thing. Two massive weather systems are about to collide with our state. And where you live determines which one hits you. Southeast Wyoming, you're getting slammed by wind. A high wind warning kicks in at 5 P.M. Today — gusts to 75 miles an hour. That's hurricane force. Cheyenne hits 57 degrees by 3 P.M., but with 17 mile an hour winds gusting to 30, it feels like 16 at 7 A.M. Tonight drops to 34, but winds stay fierce at 15 to 20, gusting to 35. Tuesday? Same 57 degree high, but now you've got 25 to 35 mile an hour winds gusting to 55. This isn't a breeze, folks. This is a shove. Central Wyoming, you're in the middle. Casper sees 52 degrees by 2 P.M. Today with 20 mile an hour winds gusting to 38. Tonight falls to 40 with gusts to 43. Tuesday brings 54 degrees and thickening clouds — rain showers possible after 5 A.M. Wednesday. Western Wyoming, you're getting buried. Jackson Hole starts at 45 degrees today, but snow showers kick in at 10 P.M. — 1 to 3 inches overnight. Tuesday? Snow all day. Another 1 to 3 inches with a high of 39. The Tetons and Absarokas? A winter storm warning starts 5 A.M. Tuesday. Teton Pass could see 18 to 24 inches by Wednesday. Wednesday turns to rain and snow mix with winds gusting to 40 — blowing snow makes travel brutal. Here's your week ahead. Tuesday through Wednesday is the main event — heavy snow in the west, dangerous winds in the southeast. Thursday gives you a break with sunny 50s. Then Friday through Sunday? More wind. Another system Saturday brings slight snow chances north, but relentless 30 to 40 mile an hour gusts statewide. If you're in the southeast, secure loose items now. Western Wyoming, get your snow tires ready. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly. And welcome to the Wyoming Weather Podcast — it's Sunday, February 22nd. Step outside right now and you'll feel 12 degrees. Overnight we bottomed out at 10. But today's calm is about to get absolutely shredded. Southeast Wyoming climbs to 42 by 4 P.M., with southwest winds around 9 miles an hour. Central Wyoming matches that warmth, hitting 42 by 2 P.M. Winds shift south around 1 P.M., then gust to 15 miles an hour by 3 A.M. Western Wyoming stays cooler — highs near 36 by 2 P.M. All regions stay dry through tomorrow. Then Tuesday hits like a freight train. Southeast Wyoming sees gusts to 35 miles an hour by Wednesday. Central Wyoming? Brace for 55-mile-an-hour blasts. Western Wyoming gets buried. The Tetons and Absarokas could see 15 inches by Wednesday. Jackson Hole gets 2-plus inches. If you're driving Teton Pass or South Pass this week, you'll want a Plan B. Monday pushes near 60 degrees in the southeast — that's 20 degrees above normal — while winds ramp up statewide. Tuesday through Wednesday, western mountains get hammered with snow. Central and southeast regions face high wind warnings. Thursday and Friday stay windy but dry out, with highs in the 50s. Saturday cools slightly, but sunshine returns. Sunrise today at 6:45 A.M., sunset at 5:42 P.M. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight. Air quality is excellent, so while you can. Quick favor — if this helps you plan your week, share it with someone who could use the heads-up. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning! I'm Aaron Jolly, and welcome to the Wyoming Weather Podcast. It's Saturday, February 17th. Folks, Wyoming woke up angry today. We're talking single digits across the board. The kind of cold where your nose hairs freeze before you reach the truck. Western Wyoming sits at 6 degrees right now. Central regions? Nine degrees. Southeast nudges up to 10. Here's the thing. Those numbers barely matter because it's brutal everywhere. Wind makes it worse. The southeast is catching gusts around 15 miles an hour. Western Wyoming deals with steadier breezes near 7 miles an hour. Either way, exposed skin isn't your friend this morning. One bright spot. Skies are crystal clear. And we're gaining almost 3 minutes of daylight today. Sunrise hit at 6:32 A.M. Sunset stretches to 5:19 P.M. Air quality is moderate, so sensitive groups should take it easy outdoors. Tonight the cold digs deeper. Western Wyoming drops near zero. Central and southeast hover in the low single digits. Winds ease a touch, but that chill isn't going anywhere. Tomorrow brings a small gift. Highs crawl into the mid teens out west. Southeast could see low 20s. Still cold enough to make your coffee steam like a locomotive, but progress. Here's your heads up for the week ahead. Temperatures slowly climb, with highs pushing into the 30s by midweek. No big storms lurking, but western Wyoming could see some light snow by Thursday. Otherwise it's dry and seasonably cold. Classic February. If you're itching to hit the slopes, conditions at Jackson Hole should stay solid all week. So. If you're enjoying these daily updates, share us with a neighbor. Word of mouth keeps this thing going, and we appreciate every single one of you. Stay safe out there. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care!