Southeast Wyoming Potentially Facing Arctic Front, Single-Digit Lows

Southeast Wyoming's weather outlook includes a little bit of everything this week, including a strong cold front this evening and the potential for a arctic front towards the weekend.

That's according to the Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service. The agency posted the following on it's website:

 A dynamic week of weather is expected for the week ahead. After one more mild and windy day Monday, a strong cold front will move through Monday night. Expect a cold and windy day Tuesday! Temperatures will moderate in between systems Wednesday through Friday (although a few snow showers will be possible Wednesday night). Windy conditions may continue for the southeast Wyoming wind prone areas. We are watching the potential for an arctic cold front which would arrive Saturday or Sunday. This would bring much colder temperatures and a chance for widespread light to moderate snowfall. Stay tuned for more details in the coming days as this may impact travel conditions on the tail end of the holiday weekend.

In the meantime, high wind warnings and watches have been posted for some areas through Tuesday morning, with winds gusting up to 65-70 mph possible:

- A High Wind Watch has been issued for the northern Nebraska Panhandle from 8PM tonight through 2PM Tuesday. Wind gusts up to 60 mph are possible. The High Wind Warnings for southeast Wyoming remain in effect through the morning Tuesday. Use caution if traveling with light weight or high profile vehicles, including campers.

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