National Weather Service Riverton

Several towns in Wyoming saw record low temperatures over the weekend — and a few shattered their records.

More of the same is expected on Thursday.

Certainly, many will welcome it around here.

The blizzard warning in Carbon County is expected to continue until 5 p.m. Monday.

NWS meteorologists say the snowfall total from the storm through 6:00am March 14th was 14.7 inches.

Although wind will be relatively light with speeds under 10 mph, that will still produce wind chill readings of 15 to 25 degrees below zero or lower.

Expect Southwest winds of 30mph to 40mph and gusts up to 60mph possible, especially on Outer Drive in Casper.

NWS meteorologists say the snow will begin as a rain and snow mix in the lower elevations, with total snow accumulations of three to five inches.

NWS Meteorologists say we can expect periods of snow through the day into tonight, with accumulations of two to five inches.

High pressure will bring in smoke from the wildfires burning in the west.