Winter Storm

Snow is expected to spread into the southeast Wyoming plains starting early Friday and continuing into Saturday.

Thursday will bring snow accumulations to south-central, southeast, east-central and central Wyoming, impacting I-80 and I-25.

The combination of strong winds and heavy, wet snow could create power outages and travel hazards.

Snow, freezing drizzle and fog will impact travel in southeastern Wyoming Friday through early Saturday.

Another blast of wintry weather is expected to hit southeast Wyoming early next week.

Parts of Wyoming are virtually shut down as a winter storm moves through.

Travel will likely be impacted due to heavy snow at times, with wind gusts causing blowing snow/reduced visibility issues as well.

Sub-zero wind chills are also possible.

Officers will only be responding to accidents involving injuries, road blockage, drunk drivers and hit-and-runs.

As of Thursday morning, virtually all residential members have had their power restored, the cooperative said.