After a warm and dry November, southwest Wyoming may start to see more “Christmasy” weather with colder temperatures and more chances for precipitation this month.
Thursday and Friday are expected to bring the first major snow we’ve seen this winter, with the exception of the storm Oct. 12. Since then, Southwest Wyoming hasn’t seen any meaningful snowfall until now.
The National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook on Tuesday, warning of probable snow in the mountains that night, strong winds from Rock Springs to Casper, and potential snow the rest of the week, especially Thursda...
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