Snowstorm

Snow was falling Thursday morning in Yellowstone and other areas of northwest Wyoming.

The Riverton area had received 2 to 4 inches by Monday morning.

Starting Thursday, October 12th, residents can place branches for collection on their October extra collection days.

City workers continue to clean up broken tree branches a month after a historic snowstorm dumped 14.3 inches of heavy, wet snow on Cheyenne.

Folks planning on heading outside in western Wyoming on Monday night and Tuesday should prepare for sharply colder temperatures and a significant shift to winter weather, especially over the higher mountains.

City of Cheyenne crews continue to clean up tree debris from last month's record-breaking snowstorm.

He reportedly said he planned to wait until it got colder to start a fire in his wood stove, the home's only heat source.

Some activities are cancelled, transportation schedules as usual.

Not everything was cancelled or shut down as a result of the recent snowstorm that hit Central Wyoming.

Keep Casper Beautiful says it’s offering free assistance to some Casper residents that are still feeling the effects of the record snow storm that hammered central Wyoming last month. “What we’d like to do is just extend a helping hand to people who are elderly or disabled who may still have branches in their yards,” Keep Casper Beautiful coordinator Beth Andress said...