Weather

NWS Meteorologists say low humidities, unseasonably warm temperatures and strong gusty winds will create erratic fire behavior and new fire starts.

Using 30 years worth of weather information, this analysis looked at the wind in Casper. It proves what we already knew to be true. It is windy in Wyoming.

Winds gusts of 60 m.p.h. or more will cause a blowover risk for lightweight and high profile vehicles.

Winds gusting up to 35 mph are expected to cause patchy blowing and drifting snow.

After midnight and through early Friday, a chance of snow will be present for the entire eastern side of Wyoming, as far west as Rawlins.

Roads are expected to become slick with limited visibility in snowfall Thursday night through the morning commute time on Friday.

The chance of precipitation is 60 percent later today and will increase to 70 percent early Tuesday for central Wyoming.

More snow coming, but temperatures will be in the 50's on Sunday.

For current road conditions, visit WyoRoad.info or call 511.

Bicyclists should be prepared to encounter bears, bison, elk, wolves and other wildlife at any time.

Behind the trough colder air will move in Sunday night and Monday.

Look out for fog and black ice.