Snow, Possible Flooding Forecast For Southeast Wyoming
The National Weather Service in Cheyenne has issued a weather statement about a storm expected to hit the area on Friday:
"A slow moving low-pressure area will bring significant moisture to the front range including southeast Wyoming and the western Nebraska Panhandle. This storm system will bring significant snowfall accumulations to elevations above 5500-6000 feet.
This will certainly produce travel headaches/impacts (potentially significant) along the travel corridor from Cheyenne to Rawlins. Mostly rain will occur below 5500-6000 feet, leading to at least to the potential for flooding in the western Nebraska Panhandle. It is important to note that it won't be raining or snowing the entire weekend, this storm system is indicating periodic lulls in the precipitation. More details can be found below..."