Showers Saturday Night, Windy Sunday as Wyoming Warms

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - Ready for some strong winds to conclude your weekend? Ready or not, you’re getting them. But first a Saturday evening of rain showers will become snow showers after midnight for much of Wyoming. What snowfall occurs will be minimal with exception for the mountainous terrain and Laramie forecasted to have 1 inch. Tomorrow, winds will pick-up early morning from the west delivering wind warning level wind speeds with the concentration over the Cheyenne region and western Nebraska up to 60mph.

Few isolated showers will occur over eastern Wyoming this evening. Besides Laramie, most... — Few isolated showers will occur over eastern Wyoming this evening. Besides Laramie, most locations are forecasted to have trace amounts of snow.(Ryan Shollenberger)

Winds in the Cheyenne region are going to be strong Sunday. Nail down everything in sight and... — Winds in the Cheyenne region are going to be strong Sunday. Nail down everything in sight and use caution outdoors.(Ryan Shollenberger)

Winds will be harsh for the Cheyenne area Sunday. Expect traffic delays in all directions in southeast Wyoming along I-80 and I-25 and include the Elk Mountain region. Reduced speed limits for highway travel are likely. Wind speeds will decrease into the Sunday late afternoon/evening hours. Besides the winds, the road conditions themselves should be fine with limited rain and snow this evening/morning and Sunday temperatures rising to the 40s and 50s for much of Wyoming. The warming trend will continue into the week as the 60s and 70s are not far away.

Monday will be a beautiful day to be outside with plenty of sunshine, few clouds and low wind speeds. Tuesday and Wednesday are primed for continued warmth with some Wyoming breezes to keep the heat off us during that time. Showers aren’t forecasted again until Wednesday morning with a slight cool down for the day.

Warming throughout the week will take place. — Warming throughout the week will take place.(Ryan Shollenberger)

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