Winter Storm

The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service has expanded a Winter Storm Warning to include more areas of southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle. The expanded warning area now includes the summit between Cheyenne and Laramie, which was originally only under a less severe Winter Storm Watch Meanwhile, a High Wind Watch has also been issued for some areas, including Cheyenne... Read Mor

A winter storm beginning late Sunday night is set to potentially cause major impacts to portions of southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska due to heavy snow and blowing/drifting snow.

Due to predicted winds and hazardous road conditions, Laramie County School District 1 will start on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Feb. 23.

This list will be updated as new cancellations and closures come in.

A winter storm that has hit southeast Wyoming and is expected to continue through the day today has prompted the Cheyenne Police Department to issue an accident alert.

A Pacific storm system will slowly move towards the Rocky Mountain Region late this week and through this weekend. A Pacific storm system will slowly move towards the Rocky Mountain Region late this week and through this weekend.

Students are encouraged to check Canvas for class-related announcements. Updates will be available on lccc.wy.edu or LCCC's social media.

Forecasters are warning of ''Wind gusts in excess of 45-55mph will create low visibility and near blizzard conditions at times when combined with accumulating snow.''

Forecasters with the National Weather Service say a powerful winter storm may blast southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle early next week.

At this time of analysis, we are watching the forecast storm track of a possible impactful weather system that may cause weather hazards.