Winter

There's a good chance that you probably woke up some snow or maybe temperatures in the single digits this week. You may have even thought about how much you hate winter and the cold. You'll probably have some of those thoughts over the next couple months too as winter continues. However, just remember that considering the region we're in, winters in Wyoming aren't so bad.

It's also illegal in the City of Cheyenne.

The Winter Storm Warning continues into Thursday (January 6th) for southeast Wyoming. Winter weather is certainly not the most pleasant thing to deal with. We've all received our own taste of that throughout the years, including last March, in case you forgot.

Tomorrow (Tuesday, December 21st) marks the first day of Winter. Yes, it's winter everywhere throughout the U.S. But not only that, but it will also be the shortest day of the year. No, it's not going to be 23 hours and 59 minutes or anything like that. But we will get the least amount of daylight as we have had in all of 2021, as is what happens with every winter solstice.

Technically speaking, winter doesn't officially arrive until December 21st, 2021, but that didn't stop the official Yellowstone National Park Facebook page from sharing some beautiful, snow covered video footage this morning.

If you burn wood to heat your home, keep your house and family safe by having your chimney cleaned every year.

Even though it is beginning to get colder, that does not mean that you can't still enjoy the outdoors! Hunting season is still ongoing, and soon the snow will come and bring perfect snowmobiling and skiing weather. With this in mind, I know that I will need to update my gear for the colder months, as well as find some sweet sales on last year's summer gear. If ...

It was fun while it lasted, but it's over now. Wyoming winter, I am officially breaking up with you.

In the past, you may have called it a whiteout or blizzard. They are usually short-lived and fast-moving.

Thanks to the winter storm making its way through our part of Wyoming today, you likely have some shoveling ahead of you. But, I bet you don't have to shovel as much as this Wyoming hero who just conquered over 200 feet of hill.