-25 Wind Chills Forecast For Cheyenne, Laramie

Cheyenne and Laramie could both see wind chills of -25 degrees over the next couple of days.

That's according to the Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service, which posted this graphic on its website:

Here are the latest updates for minimum wind chills across southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska panhandle. Cold temperatures will be in place this weekend through next week with overnight lows in the single digits and below zero. These cold temperatures combined with gusty winds will result in wind chills highlighted above. Please limit time spent outdoors to prevent the possibility of frostbite. #WYWx #NEWx

The overall southeast Wyoming forecast continues to call for brutally cold weather and snow:

A look ahead at the weather across southeast Wyoming and Nebraska Panhandle, calls for snow and really cold temperatures through Monday. This is due to a stalled out arctic boundary that's going to be laying over our western forecast zones near Rawlins. North and east of this front, it's going to get really cold! Look for single digit highs both Sunday and Monday, with overnight lows well below zero. Along with the very cold temperatures, we're looking at light snow Sunday and Monday morning, that will end from north to south Monday afternoon. Look for warmer temperatures to return Tuesday through Thursday, but with the warmer temperatures, comes increasing west winds. Could see high wind headlines Tuesday night through Wednesday morning, with a more widespread high wind event Thursday. Stay warm the next few days, protect your outdoor four legged friends and stay tuned to later updates in the forecast. We'll keep you informed!

Here is the latest Cheyenne weather forecast: