forecast

Let's also remember that last winter's forecast was completely wrong.

A little rain and a cold snap knocked fire danger down in the high country late June — but forecasters say don't get too comfortable, it'll creep back up within a couple of weeks.

Right after the Fourth of July, the weather gets interesting — rain early, then heat, then something that could signal the start of monsoon season.

Meteorologists are playing a guessing game these days, even with satellites and supercomputers on their side.

With rain turning to snow, Wyoming's weather is about to take a wild turn. Get ready for some serious snowfall and tricky roads ahead.

Wyoming, winter is finally getting around to us.

So for those who have been waiting for that first SMACK of winter, here it comes.

Whatever you're doing in Wyoming's higher elevation this weekend, beware of overnight low temperatures and the first real good high country snow of this season.

Cheyenne and Laramie and are expected to see highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s over the next few days.

Widespread accumulations of two to six inches are expected between Elk Mountain and Pine Bluffs, with five to ten inches possible underneath these snow bands.