Rain and Snow Blanketed Western and Central Wyoming This Weekend

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A large storm system moved through the region this weekend, depositing over 20 inches of snow on Casper Mountain, with 5 to 10 inches of snow around Casper. Some of the higher valley locations recorded 2 to 3 inches of very wet snow, however most areas below about 6500ft did not change over from rain, or only did so very briefly.

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This infographic was made on Saturday afternoon, snow was coming down above 6500 feet but remained mostly rain below.

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Temperatures continued to drop Saturday night into Sunday morning, when snow began to pile up in Natrona County (above). Almost 2 feet of snow fell on Casper Mountain during the 2 day period.

Photo by Tina Chudilowsky

Cold air remained behind for Sunday night and Monday morning as a hard freeze hit much of western and central Wyoming.

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Infographic was valid for Sunday Night / Monday Morning following the storm

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**Storm Total Snowfall Reports**
County	Station Name	Snowfall
Fremont	Townsend Creek Snotel	12
	Sinks Canyon - MU Camp	10
	9.5 SW Lander	9
	Hobbs Park Snotel	9
	South Pass Snotel	8
	South Pass	8
	Jeffrey City	6
	7 SW Lander	5
	6 SW Lander	4.6
	Red Canyon	4
	Deer Park Snotel	4
	15 W Jeffrey City	3
	Atlantic City	2.5
	3 SSE Lander	2
	St. Lawrence Alt Snotel	2
	7 WNW Lander	2
	Cold Springs Snotel	2
	9 SSE Lander	1.8
	Lander	0.5-1.5
	1 SW Lander	1
	6 SE Lander	1
	Lander Airport	0.7
Hot Springs	Owl Creek Snotel	1
Johnson	Little Goose Snotel	9
	Cloud Peak Reservoir Snotel	7
	Soldier Park Snotel	7
	Hansen Sawmill Snotel	2
	Bear Trap Meadow Snotel	1
	17 NNW Kaycee	0.3
	Spring Creek Divide Snotel	4
	Indian Creek Snotel	3
	Kemmerer/Diamondville	3
	Kelley Ranger Station Snotel	3
	Blind Bull Summit Snotel	2
	Cottonwood Creek Snotel	2
	Fossil Butte	2
	Salt River Summit Snotel	1
Natrona	Casper Mountain	16-22.5
	Casper Mountain Snotel	19
	Reno Hill Snotel	17
	5 SW Casper	12
	2 S Casper	10.5
	10 WSW Casper	9.1
	11 ESE Casper	8.8
	4 WSW Casper	6.1
	Grave Spring Snotel	6
	11 WSW Casper	6
	4 WSW Casper	5.7
	Midwest	5.5
	2 E Evansville	5
	Casper	2-4.2
	Powder River	4
Park	3 NE Sunshine	0.5
Sublette	Triple Peak Snotel	2
	Snider Basin Snotel	1
	Pinedale	0.6
	14 NW Pinedale	0.3
Sweetwater	7 SE Rock Springs	0.7
	5 N Farson	0.3
	Rock Springs	0.3
Teton	Darwin Ranch	4
Washakie	Middle Powder Snotel	3

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