A series of Pacific storm systems will continue to impact the western U.S. into this weekend with periods of strong to damaging winds, high surf, heavy lower elevation rain, and heavy mountain snow. Severe thunderstorms are expected Saturday from north-central Louisiana to west-central Alabama. Damaging winds, large hail, and strong tornadoes will be possible. Read More >
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A strong winter storm impacted Western Wyoming Monday December 21st. This storm was in between a few quick snow events in a moist and strong westerly flow. Very heavy snowfall occurred Monday afternoon and evening with a foot of snow occurring in the town of Jackson and about 2 feet of snow at the Jackson ski resort. East of the Divide the main impact was very strong wind. A 74 mph wind gust was observed on Outer Drive in Casper while a 63 mph wind gust was recorded at the Casper Airport Monday evening.
View of Alpine on December 21st Click to Enlarge |
10 inches of snow in Kemmerer Click to Enlarge |
County | Location | Wind Gust (mph) | Date/Time |
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Lincoln | Mount Coffin | 112 | 12/21 1045 PM |
Natrona | Casper - Outer Drive | 74 | 12/21 806 PM |
Johnson | 12 North of Kaycee | 74 | 12/22 446 AM |
Sweetwater | I 80 - Mile Marker 142 | 63 | 12/22 305 AM |
Fremont | Red Canyon | 63 | 12/21 545 PM |
Natrona | Casper Airport | 61 | 12/21 952 PM |
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