Weather

The final week of January is off to a chilly start after a low pressure system brought snow to much of Wyoming on Saturday. A few snow chances remain for parts of Wyoming to start off the new week thanks to lingering energy from that same system that is now over the southern plains. Snow showers will be possible for southeast Wyoming on both Monday and Tuesday, with Monday bringing a better chance for west of the Laramie Mountains and Tuesday for the east. Laramie will likely see the most snow for the region, and that will likely be followed up by Cheyenne. Both locations will likely not record an inch of new snowfall, and anywhere outside of those two locations will likely not record more than half an inch.