Winter Storm

Many roads and highways are reporting black ice, slick conditions and/or blowing snow.

The travel impacts are being caused by a powerful winter storm which is expected to continue to dump snow on the region through Wednesday.

Poor travel conditions and downed power outages are possible.

Most of southeast Wyoming was expected to remain under a winter storm warning through noon on Wednesday.

The first wave is expected to hit the Snowy and Sierra Madre Mountains today, then spread into southeast Wyoming on Monday.

The closures are being caused by a severe winter storm which has prompted blizzard warnings in southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle.

The district is reminding people on the contact list that if they do not receive a call, school is in session.

Travel conditions could become hazardous in many areas.

Two days of trash pickups in the city were wiped out by a severe blizzard.

Poor to impossible travel conditions are expected, and power outages are possible.