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SYNOPSIS: Ongoing Light to occasional moderate snow over portions of western Wyoming is expected to continue this evening with a mix of rain and snow below 7000 feet.  A strong cold front will push across Western Wyoming late tonight into early Wednesday morning with a 3 to 6 hour time frame when snowfall rates around an inch an hour could occur especially over far western Wyoming.  Snow levels will also drop to valley floors with frontal passage.  This strong cold front will push across the rest of the Cowboy State Wednesday bringing much colder temperatures along with some light to moderate snowfall.  The winter storm comes to an end from northwest to southeast Wednesday afternoon and evening.  For snowfall amounts, please check out the graphics below.

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IMPACTS:

 

Snow and Slick icon Snow causing slick road conditions across the west especially tonight and Wednesday.  The rest of the area will see slick roads after frontal passage on Wednesday

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High winds from southeast Fremont County into Natrona County including the Casper area will create a blowover risk for lightweight or high-profile vehicles through Tonight. 
Livestock Image Icon Cold and wet conditions could have a significant impact on young livestock especially in wake of the cold front Tonight and Wednesday.

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Winter Weather Advisory and Winter Storm Warning across
western Wyoming in effect through Noon Wednesday.  High Wind
Warning
in effect through midnight Tonight.



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Model Forecast of Hourly Precipitation
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Forecast Snowfall
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Wednesday's Forecast Peak Wind Gusts
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Wednesday's High Temperature
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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Riverton WY
848 AM MDT Sat Jun 29 2024

...Star Valley NOAA Weather Radio Off-Air for Maintenance Sunday...

NOAA Weather Radio station WNG-569 operating at 162.475 MHz serving
Star Valley, Wyoming, will be down for routine maintenance between
7 AM and 7 PM MDT Sunday, June 30. We apologize for the
inconvenience.

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Togwotee Pass - U.S. Hwy 26
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