Weather

This weekend, winter is finally making its presence felt in eastern Wyoming. Hold onto your hats—it's about to get windy out there.

Winter is in full swing elsewhere, but Wyoming's dodging the cold for now—it's all due to a stubborn high-pressure system blocking the snow.

You might want to grab that winter coat soon—changes are brewing, and they could bring the season's chill to our area. Stay tuned!

This winter’s been anything but typical around here. High winds and warm temperatures have left many scratching their heads about what’s going on with our weather.

Picture this: 42 degrees one year, 60 degrees the next. Casper's winter is certainly keeping everyone on their toes this December.

Hold onto your hats, folks! Those winds were no joke, with gusts reaching an eye-popping 144 mph. Let’s talk about what happened.

As the wind howls through Wyoming, small dog owners are left holding on for dear life, and their pups might just get swept away!

For the winter of 2024-2025, Wyoming is expected to be colder and snowier than the previous winter, a significant change attributed to the presence of a La Niña pattern.

Whatever you're doing in Wyoming's higher elevation this weekend, beware of overnight low temperatures and the first real good high country snow of this season.

The main concerns will be heavy rain, strong gusty winds, and small hail.