National Weather Service

With slick conditions expected along area roadways, be sure to check road conditions prior to venturing out.

New records were set in Cheyenne and Laramie, among other communities.

Lows are expected to drop down to 29 Wednesday night but are only expected to drop to 40 on Thursday night.

Motorists should be prepared for sudden wind gusts that can cause them to lose control of their vehicles.

According to the weather service, the snow dumped 26 inches on Casper over the weekend, a snow water equivalent of 2.14 inches.

Casper came in at -15F. Here's where the rest of the region stacks up.

Closing out the week and heading into the weekend, more snow and dangerous wind chills are expected to hang around in the area.

The National Weather Service on Monday issued a number of wind chill advisories throughout the Cowboy State which will take effect at 11 p.m. Monday and expire Tuesday morning.

High Wind Watches are in effect for Arlington on Interstate 80, the I-80 Summit between Cheyenne and Laramie, as well as Interstate 25 from the Colorado state line to Bordeaux.

If you have travel plans over the next couple of days, you may want to check this out.

Several wind gusts of 92 miles per hour or higher were recorded in SE Wyoming.

By comparison, any wind of 74 miles per hour or more is considered "hurricane force.''