Weather

Cheyenne is now also listed under a Winter Storm Warning.

As of right now, Cheyenne and Laramie are forecast to receive 4-6 inches of snow, but that forecast amount could change in the coming days.

Dangerous travel conditions are possible for light-weight and high-profile vehicles, including camping and travel trailers.

These squalls could produce localized pockets of 2+ inches of snow in a short time, so be prepared for sudden changes in weather and road conditions.

According to a social media post from WYDOT, Sand Draw Road, southeast of Riverton, was closed on Sunday due to winter weather conditions causing a plow truck to be pulled off of the road.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation has began issuing travel advisories as a blanket of snow begins to fall across Wyoming.

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Sunday's high temperature in the capital city tied a 142-year-old record, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne.

Hazardous travel conditions likely through Wednesday night with moderate, at times heavy, widespread snowfall resulting in slick and icy roads.

Winds and blowing snow will create near-blizzard conditions in some areas.