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A man was killed and another person injured in a head-on collision north of Rock Springs late Tuesday morning.

You may have noticed when you woke up Monday morning (August 31st), it was quite brisk outside for being late summer. We're lucky enough that we just had to deal with some wind in southeast Wyoming. But other regions of the state weren't so lucky.

A cold front will bring much cooler weather to Wyoming with rain changing to snow possible in the northern mountains Sunday night and Monday.

The advisory is in effect from 9 p.m. Tuesday until 9 a.m. Wednesday.

For the latest information on Wyoming road conditions and closures, visit WyoRoad.info, call 511 or download the Wyoming 511 app.

The National Weather Service warned that power lines and numerous tree branches were expected to be brought down by the storm.

The Montana Department of Transportation cleared the Montana side by May 22 only to temporarily close it again.

Another spring storm system is expected to bring snow to areas along and west of Interstate 25 in southeast Wyoming Thursday night.

Mountain areas could get 16 inches of snow, a foot is possible on the summit, and 6-8 inches of snow is possible at lower elevations.

Roads and sidewalks will likely be slick Thursday morning as another storm system brings freezing drizzle to the Cheyenne area.