With the biggest storm of the season making impacts across Wyoming over the weekend, you are probably wondering how much of the white and fluffy fell. The National Weather service has put together snow totals from their remote sensors here
February 4, 2013 The world's most famous rodent weather man, Punxsutawney Phil, has predicted an early spring for us. We can look forward to climbing temperatures, sunny days, and rejuvenation of our landscape. Since we have had one of the driest winters in the record books, is an early spring a good thing?
A particularly harsh, and large, spate of weather has been pummeling much of the Eastern half of the country, with recent incidents affecting residents as far north as Wisconsin and Michigan and all the way down to Georgia and Alabama, even stretching westward into Texas.
January 10, 2013 Hurricanes and tropical storms always have had names to define them. Names give these storms character and essentially give them their place in the history books. For some reason winter storms have always gotten the shaft when it came to names. This is no longer the case for 2013 winter storms.
January 10, 2013 I took this picture outside of our radio station here in Casper this morning. First, it made me think of an alien invasion and then I immediately started to dread the next few days of weather we're expecting!
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With the wind blowing over 80 mph across Wyoming over the last couple of days, this cool little thing is right on time. The folks at hint.fm put together a map that shows the wind across the United States in real time and animated
November 20, 2012 In years past, Thanksgiving weekend marked the opening of the ski season for many in Casper. The end of November used to be generous with the cold, white stuff. Unfortunately this is no longer the case. Saturday was slated to be opening day of Hogadon Ski Area, but due to "recent unseasonable warming trends" the opening has been postponed. An opening date is not yet confirmed.
Pockets of strong, gusty west to southwest winds will once again be found in southern Wyoming today and Wednesday. Some stretches of I-80 will have wind gusts from 25 to 30 mph at times.
Much of the state will see dry weather for the next few days. The no
Strong, gusty west to southwest winds will continue in central and southeastern Wyoming today. Some areas of the southeast and some stretches of I-80 could have wind gusts near 60 mph at times. The wind is expected to subside a bit later tonight and then redevelop again on Tuesday.
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They called last winter, “the winter that wasn’t”. The question this year for meteorologists is, will it be similar this year. U.S. Agriculture Meteorologist, Brad Rippey, says last year the jet stream swept much of the cold air out to sea, but this year a high pressure system parked over the North Atlantic is holding the cooler air over the continent.
“And that could pus
Winter weather including snow and even some fog has now moved into western Wyoming. Winter Weather Advisories and Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for the western third of the state as well as for the Big Horns and around Sheridan. Six up to 12″ of snow and locally heavie
With the exception of the west, the state will still be under the influence of high pressure today through the first half of Friday. In the northwest a cold front starts to move in today which will lead to mixed showers and snow.
