Snow

Southeast Wyoming could see more winter weather this weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne.

This past week of snow and wind and cold weather did not have me in the mood to leave my house for even a second. Yet I was forced to either go to work or family get together.

The winter storm watch is in effect from Friday morning through Saturday.

Despite how you may feel about these massive snowstorms that we get, you have to admit that we get some stunning scenery after the snow is done falling. This is a great example from our neighbors in Colorado who took an early morning drive today and got some impressive footage.

So, how much snow did you get? I didn't measure the snow on my deck, but if I eyeball it, I'd say we got somewhere between one inch and 100 inches, not to be too exact.
For a better idea of how much snow southeast Wyoming has got between the start of the snow on Monday and about noon on Tue…

The snow should taper off later today.

This week's snowstorm is predicted to greatly impact Thanksgiving travelers, especially on I-25. CDOT urges drivers to delay travel until Wednesday.

That area, Day says, should see the heaviest snowfall with blowing and drifting snow as well as icy conditions.

The westbound lanes of I-80 between Cheyenne and Laramie remain closed, as crews work to reopen roughly 250 miles of highway between Laramie and Rock Springs.

The National Weather Service is warning those with travel plans to be prepared for blowing snow and slick roads.