Thanksgiving Travel Nightmare: Wyoming Braces for Winter Storm Warning

Wyoming is expected to experience a winter storm over the Thanksgiving weekend, with several inches of snow, strong winds, and significantly colder temperatures. The entire state will be affected, with varying start times for snowfall in different regions. Northern Wyoming will see snow in the morning, central Wyoming around noon, and southern Wyoming by sundown. Highs will be in the teens and 20s, with lows in the teens or single digits. Travel conditions will be hazardous due to melting, freezing, and accumulating snow on the highways, and airports in the Intermountain West will also be impacted. Wyoming is expected to have the worst weather in the nation during this time, but conditions should improve by the weekend.
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- Winter Storm Warning Issued For Sheridan And Johnson Counties November 23-24, 2023 Sheridan Media
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