wind chill

Southeast Wyoming residents, brace for brutally cold wind chills as low as 30 degrees. Take precautions and stay warm during this extreme weather period.

The scientific reason wind affects the winter cold.

Attention residents! High Wind Warnings issued for southeast Wyoming. Be prepared for strong winds reaching up to 75 mph. Stay safe and informed

Cold snap alert! Cheyenne & Laramie brace for subzero wind chills. Layer up & stay safe outdoors. Pets and livestock need extra care during this freeze.

Briefly intense snow squalls are also possible, and may bring locally heavy snow, visibility under 1/4 mile, and gusty winds.

Wind chills down to -15 are possible in Cheyenne today. Laramie could see wind chills down to -20.

The wind chill in Cheyenne has only dropped below -50 three times since 1947. But it's expected to hit -51 early Thursday and could well plunge below that mark.

The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service says low temperatures in the -20 degree range or colder will combine with strong winds to create dangerously cold wind chills on Wednesday and Thursday.

Cheyenne, Laramie and most of southeast Wyoming are now facing Wind Chill Warnings, as opposed to the Wind Chill Watches that had been issued earlier.

The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service is warning about temperatures that could plunge as low as -32 degrees and wind chills that could hit -60 by the middle of.The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service is warning about temperatures that could plunge as low as -32 degrees and wind chills to could hit -60 by the middle of this week.