After seeing the return of much more seasonable temperatures alongside a little bit of snow, it doesn’t look to be lasting around for much longer. It seems that as quickly as these winter conditions move through, they leave just as fast.
Throughout much of the week, we have seen mostly clear skies and nice warm temperatures. Today is the warmest day of the week with a number of cities in the eastern regions getting into the 50s. Unfortunately, the clouds came in to make it feel very dull.
With mostly clear skies around the state and warm temperatures, it is hard to believe that a winter storm is just a few days away. Well, it is just the calm before the storm. Tomorrow, clouds will begin moving in from the northwest blanketing much of the state, but temperatures are only going to get warmer.
Temperatures are continuing to warm up all around the state, but the snow is still sticking around. Unfortunately, temperatures overnight get below the freezing point allowing for all the melted snow to turn back into ice again.
After the weather calmed down around the state, much of the same has remained the case today with the exception of the temperature. Currently, the state is being dominated by high pressure meaning very little cloud cover or precipitation chances.
After all the activity over the past week given the winter storm, heavy snowfall, and heatwaves beforehand, it is nice to return back to the middle. Today, most regions saw average temperatures for highs and lows with very little cloud cover and no precipitation.
The winter weather left as quickly as it came. Temperatures began warming up rapidly as we went into the evening hours last night. Believe it or not, it was the stationary front that brought all the snow moved to the north as a warm front, resulting in the rapid increase in temperatures.
The worst of the winter is over with as just some scattered snow showers are still trying to stick around, but mostly hanging out in the mountainous regions. Warmer temperatures are back in the forecast and so is that Wyoming wind.
Today was the beginning of the winter storm. First off, temperatures were warm in the morning, but falling shortly after the front moved through down into the single digits and even negatives.
That winter storm is coming and as a result, much of the southeast has winter storm warnings in effect. New updates to the models have come out and the news certainly isn’t the best. The cold front moving through is expected to stall out over the middle of the state.
fter the cold beginning to the New Year, we warmed up rather quickly heading into the beginning of the first work week of the new year. Temperatures were above freezing for many of the big cities today resulting in some slushy conditions.
After all the activity we had over the weekend to start off the new year, isn’t it time that we slowed down and took a rest for just a little bit? Well, that is exactly what the weather is doing.
For the first time in a little bit, temperatures got above freezing for a number of cities across the state. Although, it may have still felt cold considering the wind gusts today were brutal which helped to keep the wind chill values low.
Today’s weather is almost a carbon copy of what we saw yesterday. There are just a few differences, but that will indicate the changes we have coming up as we head into the holiday weekend.
While the temperatures around the state continue to drop as we get closer to the new year, the weather itself has certainly calmed down. After yesterdays scattered and isolated snow shower, there were very little if any seen across the state today.
Those colder temperatures continue to run the state and even plan to continue dropping heading towards the New Year. Right now, we have the cold front that moved through stalled out over the state. As a result, a lot of moisture still remains in the atmosphere meaning more snow, especially for the western regions of Wyoming.
The most adverse weather for Monday and Tuesday will be the wind as wind chills will be near 0 degrees Tuesday morning, and staying in the single digits through the day.
It’s starting to feel more like winter in Wyoming given that the continual cold fronts are dropping temperatures and bringing in multiple rounds of snow. The western regions of the state are continuing to get about half a foot to a foot in accumulation each day while the eastern side is starting to see more snow as well.
Some people were dreaming of a white Christmas. For the western side of the state, that was almost a guarantee as temperatures were cold enough and a lot of moisture was pushing through. For the eastern side of the state, it was less likely.
Hope you enjoyed the warm weather while it lasted because it won’t be returning. There is double trouble ahead as back to back cold fronts will begin dropping off temperatures big time starting off next week. The snow is also back in the picture.
oday was very similar to yesterday, warm and windy. Luckily, the winds were not as strong as what we saw yesterday, but I wouldn’t get your hopes up as the winds look to be strong for much of the state tomorrow afternoon and evening.
We’ve been seeing lots of strong winds throughout much of the Cowboy State today with gusts in the southeastern corner getting up to over 60 MPH. It was not as bad as the gusts we had come through last week, but it still caused a number of highway closures and traffic accidents regarding large profile vehicles.
After much of last week was on the chilly side, but seasonable for this time of year, don’t expect similar weather this week. Temperatures are warming back up with those breezy conditions sticking around to help it feel more seasonable.
After yesterday’s relatively calm weather day, today got to see a little more action. Temperatures dropped off even further with most areas not getting above freezing. Winds picked up once again with wind chills getting into the negatives.
After the crazy weather across the state with snowfall and hurricane strength wind gusts, not to mention the severe storms and tornadoes from the same from out toward the eastern United State, today was much calmer and a little bit cooler.
First off, this cold front brought weather conditions of all kinds throughout the entire United States. Locally, the northern and western regions saw snow showers beginning overnight last night and continuing throughout the morning.
After seeing temperatures warming back up to near record levels after the last cold front came and left, another one is expected to move through tomorrow bringing us back down to seasonable levels with another round of snow too.
After a cold start to the weekend, temperatures are now warming back up into the 40s and 50s today with very little in terms of precipitation. This warming trend is expected to continue going towards the middle of the week when the next cold front is expected to move through.
Today starting off differently in terms of weather. The cold front moved out of the state overnight and brought a lot of snow to the capital city and eastern side of the state in the early hours overnight.
Starting off the day on the warmer side as the front moved through by around our lunch hour. Because of that, warmer temperatures were seen in the earlier parts of the day and then continually cooling heading toward the evening.
Now that the first cold front stalled out, became a warm front, and moved out, now is time for the next front to come through. Today, temperatures were the warmest for the week as the cloud cover increased throughout the day.
After the frigid start to the week, the cold front that passed through is actually starting to warm us up. It stalled out in the center of the state and is now a warm front moving to the northeast.
After the big cold blast from the cold front yesterday, we saw most of those cooler temperatures sticking around throughout today with the lows in the morning being at the teens or lower.
The cold front made it’s way through the state today cooling us off big time and bringing a dusting of snow to many of the cities. We started off the day with temperatures on the warmer side, then as the front moved through, temperatures took a tumble with many regions not getting past the 20s especially considering the wind chill.
Temperatures began cooling off all around the state today as winds began to shift from the west to the north. The Jetstream is also slowly moving back down allowing for colder artic air to makes it way towards the northern United States.
Another day of record high temperatures all around the state. Today was even hotter than it was yesterday, and even then it was hot enough to set a number of new records. Because of that, most records were smashed by a large margin.
Happy December everyone! The reason I’m saying that is because it certainly does not feel like December given the weather. Today, across much of the Cowboy State, we hit new record high temperatures all across the region.
