National Weather Service

A winter storm is set to hit southeast Wyoming, including Cheyenne, with snow and strong winds expected to disrupt travel on Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Much of southeast Wyoming was under a High Wind Warning at last report, with winds of up to 75 miles per hour possible.

Cheyenne and Laramie face hazardous winds this weekend as a High Wind Watch is issued. Expect gusts up to 70 mph, particularly along I80 and I25 corridors.

A cold front is on the way, bringing snow and wind to southeast Wyoming this week. Stay updated as the National Weather Service monitors the situation closely.

Expect mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures early in the week, but prepare for a possible winter storm impacting southeast Wyoming by Thursday evening.

Cheyenne based meteorologist Don Day says: "We are on the edge again however thinking 2 to 4” a good bet, if it shifts just a tad more south will get more.

What had been a Winter Storm Watch for Cheyenne and Laramie has now been downgraded to a less severe Winter Weather Advisory.

Get ready for a winter storm hitting southeast Wyoming with strong winds and potential snowfall. Stay updated on the forecast for safe travel.

Possibly heavy snow and strong winds are expected to create hazardous travel conditions

Stay informed about the potential winter storms approaching southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska. Prepare for significant snow accumulations

Cheyenne and Laramie are under High Wind Warning and Watch respectively - be prepared for gusts up to 80 mph in wind-prone areas.

Prepare for Hurricane Force winds exceeding 74 mph with blowing snow in southeast Wyomin