weather

The main hazards will be 60 mph winds and localized quarter to golf ball size hail.

The agency also says that ''a brief landspout tornado can't be fully ruled out.''

Day told Townsquare Media of Cheyenne a few weeks ago that a wetter-than-normal May would be needed to alleviate a drought that is plaguing much of the Rocky Mountain West.

Moderate, to at times, heavy rainfall could be briefly possible this afternoon across the Mullen Burn Scar in Albany County and Carbon County.

A resident of Pavillion, Wyoming filmed a funnel cloud as it touched the ground.

Snowfall will result in slick roads and reduced visibility that could make travel difficult at times.

The National Weather Service says that "Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous
conditions could impact the morning and evening commutes."

Heavy wet snow is possible in the South Laramie Range and Foothills with snow accumulations of 4 to 8 inches possible. Travel could be very difficult.

A few of these thunderstorms may become strong and contain strong gusty winds and some hail.

Forecasters say at this point they aren't sure exactly what to expect. But they say the situation does bear watching.