Although starting off chilly and wet as your Monday progresses it will begin to dry and clear out. Areas such as Cheyenne and Laramie will continue to see heavy snowfall at times for much of the morning resulting in the potential for 1-3 inches of additional accumulation today. For Casper and areas such as Douglas accumulations should remain light with about 1/2 inch max expected today. Highs will be much cooler than we have gotten used to only peaking in the 40s for most of the viewing area and the chilly 30s for Laramie and other upper elevations. Tonight: A frigid but clear and dry evening with temperatures diving into the teens and twenties. Stay bundled up during the day but throw on that extra layer tonight! Tuesday: Warmer and dryer than today with temperatures back into the 50s for most areas. Skies will be mostly sunny and conditions dry but keep that wind breaker handy with breezy conditions expected for Central and Eastern regions. Looking Ahead: Continuing to gradually warm through the week and into the start of the weekend. From the 50s to the 60s temperatures will stay close to their seasonal averages making for a typical fall November week ahead. Besides a slight chance of rain to start the weekend the forecast looks to be dry and clear.
Posted on: Mon, 03 Nov 2014 15:30:04 +0000
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