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SYNOPSIS:  A weather front will move into western Wyoming late Tuesday night bringing moderate to heavy snow to the mountains. The snow will spread across portions of central Wyoming through the day Wednesday. Snowfall amounts of 6 to 9 inches for the mountains, with local amounts up to a foot in the Tetons. Lower elevations will see 4 to 5 inches. Strong winds will also accompany the system in the western mountains, the Cody Foothills, I-80 and the southern wind corridor and northern I-25 corridor. Wind speeds will be around 25 to 45 mph, except High Winds are possible in the Cody Foothills with gusts up to 60 mph. This information will be updated the storm develops.

 

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Forecast snowfall totals from
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I-90 / I - 25 Interchange at Buffalo
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