
UPDATE: Southeast Winter Storm Watches Upgraded To Warnings
UPDATE: The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service says what had been Winter Storm Watches in southeast Wyoming have now been upgraded to more severe Winter Storm Warnings.
Cheyenne is now under a Winter Storm Warning. Laramie, as of 4 p.m., was right on the edge of an area covered by a Winter Storm Warning, but was still only under a Winter Weather Advisory
Original Post: The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service as of Monday morning says there is a 65 percent chance Cheyenne gets six inches of snow with an incoming cold front, while for Laramie there is a 63 percent chance.
That's according to a map on the agency's website:

Here is another map on snowfall:
A significant late season snow event is expected to move into the area Monday night and continue through Wednesday morning. Winter Storm Warnings, Watches, and Winter Weather Advisories have been issued.

Rain showers will mix with and change over to snow Monday night through Wednesday morning

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