Wyoming wind

"Stand by. We have breaking news from the wrath of the storm in Rawlins, where hurricane-force winds continue to batter this truck stop along Interstate 80."

What a winter week, but the sun came out really bright. That + temps near freezing = wet, slushy streets - which sprays all over your windshield.

Having been witness to a lot of crazy weather phenomenons in Wyoming, this is one I'm hoping to see in person one day.

The U.S. Government expects a nylon or cotton bunting flag to last about 90 days. We’ll assume that’s a running national average. Did they figure in average wind in Wyoming?

It's been windy, so jokes about the water in the toilet came up. I mean in Wyoming, it can really rock and roll in there. I had to finally find out why.

It was a close call for this truck driver. His truck nearly tipped over from the Wyoming wind. The wheels lift off the ground, yet his rig stayed grounded.

The wind has been blamed for mental health issues, high divorce rates, and bad hair days. However, we can learn to love the wind. Consider these adorable facts.

As the wind gusts bear down on Wyoming today, you might be surprised to learn there is one place in the Cowboy State where the wind is actually calm. Worland, Wyoming, is widely considered to be the least windy place in the state. Located in the Big Horn Basin, Worland is naturally sheltered from the strong winds that batter other parts of Wyoming...

Hold on to your hats, it's another one of those days here in the Cowboy State. The Wyoming wind socks are dancing around in all directions. While you attempt to safely navigate the howling gusts today, here's an appropriate song for the occasion...