Aaron Lowery
Meteorologist
Cheyenne
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Aaron Lowery was born and raised in Marietta, GA and attended college at Mississippi State University for four years where he earned his Bachelor's degree in Geosciences with a concentration in Broadcast Meteorology. Before joining the Wyoming News Now team, Aaron worked for Publix Supermarkets for 5 years. In his free time Aaron likes to spend time outside, watch sports, listen to music, and play video games. In addition to his passion for weather he also has a major passion for sports, especially the Atlanta Braves.
One final widespread round of wind is expected this afternoon with a possibility of snow showers this evening and overnight in Southeast Wyoming. To the north, a new wave of snow will form with a weak cold front early Saturday, bringing widespread snow to Northern and Central Wyoming before scattering into showers for the southeastern region Saturday afternoon and evening. A new warmup trend will begin on Sunday as high pressure builds in around the state.
The snow activity will cease for today, but the wind will begin to return before the weekend, starting in the middle of the state and becoming more powerful and widespread around Wyoming come Friday afternoon. Snow showers will also be a possibility Friday afternoon and evening and again on Saturday.
The cold front has passed through Wyoming, however a system developing over Colorado will allow some scattered showers to form over Southeast Wyoming later today and tonight. The wind should remain calm for most of us until Friday when more widespread strong winds are expected for many around the state.
More strong winds are expected Tuesday with snow showers also likely for many as a cold front pushes southeast throughout the day. While snow totals will be minimal, strong winds with the showers could lead to whiteout conditions and dangerous travel. Things will be a lot cooler heading into Wednesday.
Strong winds will persist in Wyoming for today and tomorrow, continuing to hamper travel around the state. I-80 continues to be the primary road impacted, still dealing with several closures. Snow chances will begin to ramp up around the state tomorrow, and even moreso in southeast Wyoming on Wednesday.
Strong winds are expected throughout Friday afternoon, however sunshine is expected to accompany it with warmer temperatures in the afternoon as well. Snow chances in the form of showers are expected Saturday afternoon and evening as well.
The snowy pattern is coming to an end, however a windy pattern will be moving into the state as we go into the weekend along with some warmer temperatures.
More snow showers are possible this afternoon into the overnight hours, with the potential for a couple that could linger into early Thursday morning. Warmer conditions will begin to return on Friday along with some stronger winds.
A weak cold front will begin moving through Wyoming beginning Tuesday afternoon, allowing for several scattered snow showers to move through the state. These are expected to last through Wednesday before warmer conditions begin to return ahead of the weekend.
The polar vortex has begun to lift, and thus the days with high temperatures remaining below 0 degrees are coming to an end. Despite that, it will remain cool this week with multiple chances of snow showers, especially on Wednesday.
Strong winds will make themselves known this afternoon with a blustery wind chill as they blow in arctic air from the northwest. Overall there will be plenty of sun this afternoon before snow chances begin to go up overnight and into Friday with more cloud cover expected Friday as well.
A cold front is moving through Wyoming today, bringing snow and strong winds as it passes through. Snowfall amounts will remain quite low, however the cold front is setting in motion a gradual cooling trend into the weekend as well as a windy trend for some locations.
A powerful, fast moving cold front will push through Wyoming on Wednesday bringing strong, chilly winds and a line of snow with it. Accumulations should overall be limited, with the northwestern portion of the state likely to receive the most. Outside of that nowhere will likely pickup more than 2 inches.
The heat wave continues to kick off February in Wyoming, however it will be short lived thanks to a powerful cold front that will push through Wednesday afternoon. The cold front will bring snow to many locations across the state, starting with Northern Wyoming and making its way southward overnight into Thursday morning.
Today is the warmest day of the week despite a whole lot of clouds around Wyoming. Tomorrow will be a bit cooler as a weak cold front pushes through, bringing snow shower opportunities beginning overnight and lasting through Saturday afternoon. Strong winds from the west and west-northwest are expected in Southeast Wyoming tomorrow as well.
A weak low pressure system will bring a cold front across Wyoming Friday night into Saturday, bringing a chance for isolated snow showers during the overnight hours and dropping temperatures back into the lower 40s for southeast Wyoming and into the mid 30s for Central Wyoming.
Following the snow chances and chills of today, sunshine will return to Wyoming tomorrow along with warmer temperatures as high pressure and a ridging pattern build in over much of the western US for the back half of the week.
A few opportunities for snow showers remains in southeastern Wyoming thanks to leftover energy from the system that passed through over the weekend. Chilly conditions will continue through Tuesday, and then as the sunshine returns Wednesday temperatures will quickly climb around the state, bringing 50s to many locations come Friday.
Snow is expected for much of Wyoming this weekend, with the central region of the state expected to see some of the highest totals. This should clear out for most come Sunday resulting in the return of sunny skies, however it is anticipated that clouds will hangover the far southern portions of the state as the snow shifts south into Colorado.
Strong winds return to Southeast Wyoming on Wednesday, bringing back the theme from last week. Wednesday is expected to be a sunny day along with the warmest day of the week for most locations in Wyoming. A cooldown trend will begin for the state following Wednesday as snow chances escalate heading into the weekend.
Scattered snow showers remain possible for many across Wyoming this afternoon, with the activity coming to an end overnight. Sunny conditions look to return to the state tomorrow and hang around through Wednesday, and strong winds are expected to return to Southeast Wyoming on Wednesday as well.
The wind has come to an end for most of Wyoming with Cheyenne still hanging on to windy conditions. Snow showers are expected in much of Wyoming overnight, however nothing more than a dusting is expected with the exception of higher elevations. More snow is possible on Monday.
Strong continue for much of Wyoming Thursday afternoon, only this time they come from the northwest, bringing a wintry chill with them. Many locations will begin to see these subside Thursday night, however Southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle will continue to see them through Friday. Snow showers are expected for much of the state overnight Friday into Saturday, with an even greater chance coming on MLK Day on Monday.
Strong winds will dominate Wyoming for the next several days, and a cold front will bring snow showers and some snow squalls to the state Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Things are heating up around Wyoming for the first half of the week, however snow showers will move in late Wednesday and into Thursday morning. Strong winds are expected to pick up late Tuesday night and hang with many locations through Thursday, and for some in the far eastern part of the state they will last through Friday.
Winter weather is moving into Wyoming late this afternoon, with the western part of the state having already been affected. Snow chances for Cheyenne continue to dwindle, and accumulations around the state should remain quite low.
After a short break from the winter weather on Wednesday, more snow will arrive in Wyoming on Thursday, especially late. Strong winds are not anticipated to accompany the snow this time around.
The first widespread snow of 2021 is expected to move into Wyoming from the west late Monday night, with most of the impacts around the state coming on Tuesday. Strong winds are expected to accompany the snow, and could potentially lead to road closures.
Strong winds are expected over the first weekend of 2021, especially on Sunday. The next chance of snow looks to be next Tuesday, however at this time there remains a lot of uncertainty.
Snow chances around the state have dropped for NYE, with the snow mainly affecting the mountainous northwest. Strong winds look to make a return for the first weekend of 2021, especially on Sunday.
The final quality snow of 2020 is done, and now the winds will pick up leading into the end of the year for various cities around the state.
One final snowstorm will pass through southeast Wyoming from the south before the year's end, bringing a few inches of freshly fallen snow to places like Cheyenne, Laramie, and Scottsbluff NE.
The wind is coming back after a relatively calm December.
A 3rd round of snow for this week is set to arrive tomorrow, with the western half of the state receiving it first and then the eastern half.
With the weather system that brought snow to much of Wyoming moving out, those pesky Wyoming Winds are moving back in during the overnight hours tonight.
Off and on snow showers are expected around Wyoming today thanks to a new system that has moved in from the northwest. Strong winds are also expected to return late Tuesday and into Wednesday.
The snow is going to arrive in Wyoming tonight, and may impact some locations through Saturday evening. Expect issues with interstate 80, especially in the Medicine Bow Region and near the Summit.
The next storm looks to arrive during the overnight hours Thursday into Friday for Wyoming, with the southeastern region of the state likely to see the heaviest amounts.
More is becoming clear on what to expect with the next system as it moves into the state before the weekend.
Warm and sunny conditions will continue to start the new week, however a dip in the jet stream will bring the next cold front and a chance at snow come Thursday and Friday.
Sunshine will dominate the forecast for the next week, bringing pleasant weather to Wyoming. This is not good for drought conditions around the state, however, as many locations are still dealing with severe to extreme drought.
Scattered snow showers opened up the month of December in Wyoming, and some locations are seeing strong winds to go with them. The snow should come to an end by tomorrow afternoon, and sunshine will warm things up as the weekend arrives.
Snow chances are going up to kick off December, and November is finishing off on a windy note.
Sunshine will dominate the weekend however the temperatures around Wyoming will continue to fluctuate up and down the way they have been this week. Snow is also possible next Tuesday, however there is not a lot of confidence at this time in what to expect.
The snow in Wyoming was very limited this morning and only fell in the far southeast portions of the state, but now that it has left calm and cool conditions are left behind. Those will come to an end tonight as breezes pickup around the state.
Snow is possible for SE Wyoming tonight as well as Northern Colorado, and strong winds will return to Wyoming on Wednesday.
The snow chances for tonight in Wyoming have vanished, meaning the weekend will be a bit warmer than initially forecast. The next chance for snow looks to be Monday in SE Wyoming and Thanksgiving for other parts of the state.
The wind is back for several counties around Wyoming, however the chance for widespread snow this weekend looks to be dropping.
Pleasant conditions have returned to Wyoming as high pressure builds over the Central and Western US.
It will be a windy weekend around Wyoming and the western half of the state will see some measurable snowfall.