snow

Two to five inches of snow coupled with winds gusting as high as 65 mph could make for whiteout conditions on the Interstate 80 Summit later today through Wednesday.

Higher elevations of southeast Wyoming could see "significant snow" early next week, as the season's first major winter storm moves across the region.

Fall is here and the temperatures are steadily going down, we all know what's just around the corner...cold, windy, snowy, icy conditions. Are you prepared?

According to the Farmers' Almanac, winter is going to be a season of flip-flop conditions with notable polar coaster swings in temperatures.

Details are still fuzzy, but the National Weather Service in Cheyenne says a cold front could bring freezing temperatures and snow to the area early next week.

It is never a surprise when it is snows in the summer here in the Cowboy State, but it's more common to see around June. This is not always the case.

Sure it's August, but as any true Coloradan knows, snow can hit at any time in any month...especially in the higher elevations.

This feels like something from the future.

In the video, you can see pretty much all of the elements happening at exactly the same time: rain, snow, hail, sunshine, rainbows, etc. The only thing missing is construction but we're sure there's some of that up the road a little bit.

If you think riding a motorcycle on a track or city street isn't challenging enough, you need to see what one Wyoming rider did. He refused to be stopped from enjoying his two-wheel best friend despite weather trying to limit him.