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Good morning. Wyoming. I'm Michael Mosby. Step outside and winter slaps you awake, we picked up three-quarters of an inch of snow overnight. Right now it's 14 degrees under gray skies — the leftovers from Saturday's cold front that dropped temps 20 degrees in half an hour. The real story today? Brutal cold meets howling wind. Down in southeast Wyoming, gusts are screaming to 60 miles an hour through noon. Wind chills? Hovering around minus 13 this morning, that's frostbite-in8 degrees-minutes cold, folks. Cover that exposed skin. High Wind Warnings stay up until noon, with snow showers and blowing snow tapering off by evening. Highs struggle to 23. Central Wyoming gets a brief snow chance around 2 P.M. Highs near 24. Winds lighter there — around 13 miles an hour. Over in western Wyoming, mostly sunny skies return after early clouds clear, you're the warm spot today at 35 degrees. As the sun sets. Tonight, temperatures crater statewide, southeast drops to 8. Central falls to 9. Western Wyoming bottoms out at 21, with snow showers developing after 2 A.M. Now here's where it gets interesting. Monday brings clouds and a dramatic warm-up — mid-40s statewide. Tuesday turns windy again with gusts to 40 and temps climbing into the mid-to-upper 60s. Then the real surprise hits, wednesday through Saturday. Here comes record-breaking warmth. Highs soar into the low-to-mid 70s, some spots could touch 80 by Friday. That would shatter early-season records by nearly a month. Today. But dust off those shorts — spring's about to roar back. See you this afternoon.
Good evening. Wyoming. I'm Michael Mosby. Step outside this morning and you feel that mild air, but don't get used to it. A powerful cold front is plowing south statewide right now, while this isn't just a cool down, folks. It's a complete weather reversal. Your Saturday. The front hits the I-80 corridor between 10 P.M. and midnight, before it arrives, you see dangerous westerly winds. Gusts could hit 80 miles an hour in wind-prone areas, high Wind Warnings are in effect for much of the state. Secure those loose trash cans now. Temperature-wise. As the front passes, temperatures crash, you could see a 15-degree drop in just 30 minutes. Rain quickly changes to snow, accumulations will be light. Most areas see a dusting to an inch, the Tetons could see 3 to 6 inches. The bigger issue is the wind chill, by Sunday morning, it feels like minus 11 in the southeast. It feels like minus 4 near Casper, it feels like 10 degrees out west in Jackson. Actual highs Sunday only reach the 20s, that's about 30 degrees colder than Saturday. Looking ahead. Let's look at the week ahead. Sunday stays raw and windy, but the pattern flips fast. By Monday, highs rebound to the upper 40s, tuesday brings more wind with highs near 66. Then we get a serious warm spell, highs climb into the 70s for Wednesday and beyond. We're talking record-breaking heat by next weekend. As the sun sets. If you're heading out tonight, while that wind is dangerous. See you tomorrow.
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Advisory in effect for northern and northern Wyoming. evening Wed Mar 11th, 2026 Wyoming forecast.
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