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Cheyenne-based meteorologist Don Day Jr. says it looks like Wyoming and Colorado can expect another hard winter season for 2023-2024. Day is the founder and President of Dayweather Inc. in Cheyenne. In a podcast, Day says the two states, as well as western Nebraska and Kansas, can expect ''above average snowfall and near to above average snowpack...

Don Day says the severe weather may not be over for southeast Wyoming.

Day says the good news is that the snowpack will help alleviate drought conditions in many areas.

  It's been an unusually snowy winter so far in Cheyenne and especially Casper. Townsquare Media earlier this week asked Cheyenne-based meteorologist Don Day Jr. how snow totals so far compare with the averages. Day gave us this statement: ''As always depends on location, currently Cheyenne has had 47” so far which is 9” above normal, Casper 86” which is 38” above normal, I don’t have Laramie data

Day says wind chills across Wyoming ranged from -15 degrees to an incredible -44 degrees recorded in Riverton.

Don Day says Casper had a low of -42 degrees, which is a record. And the Casper wind chill hit a frigid -65.

Cheyenne got more precipitation from the storm than it did in the entire month of October.

Much of southeast Wyoming is facing a winter weather advisory.

While windy weather is nothing new in southeast Wyoming, we've been seeing a lot of it lately and it's been pretty intense.

The Cheyenne Airport broke a 1974 record for June 8 with 2.37 inches of rain.