winter

Hikers and campers headed into the impacted areas should be prepared for winter conditions.

Wildlife biologists say little can be done for hungry deer and antelope that can only digest certain forms of food.

The NWS office in Cheyenne on Tuesday advised residents within their coverage area to cancel travel plans.

Dangerous whiteout conditions are expected for the areas to which the blizzard warning applies.

The warning, which covers all of Natrona County, is set to go in effect at midnight Tuesday and expire at 6 a.m. Thursday.

The latest road conditions are available at WyoRoad.info, by calling 511 or by using the Wyoming 511 app.

Blizzard warnings were posted for most of Laramie County and all of Goshen County on Monday.

Snow, possibly starting as rain, is expected to develop along the I-80 corridor across the state late Tuesday night toward dawn Wednesday.

The incoming snowfall is expected to impact travel, and commuters are advised to plan for slippery road conditions.

Evanston had the warmest overnight low temperature of 1.