Snow

It is not the end of winter yet. Not by a long shot.

As Punxsutawney Phil signals six more weeks of winter, Wyoming’s warmth has locals scratching their heads.

While blizzards rage elsewhere, Wyoming's mild season keeps flying high at Atlas Flight School. But where’s winter hiding this time?

This winter has been a bit of a mixed bag for Wyoming's snow, but there’s some good news brewing for ski enthusiasts.

Can you believe it? Wyoming's dodging the winter chill while others are battling ice and snow. It's all thanks to a stubborn high-pressure system.

As we prepare for winter wonderlands, let’s remember: snow can be a joy, but shoveling might just steal your breath—literally. Stay tuned for heart-smart tips!

For the winter of 2024-2025, Wyoming is expected to be colder and snowier than the previous winter, a significant change attributed to the presence of a La Niña pattern.

Whatever you're doing in Wyoming's higher elevation this weekend, beware of overnight low temperatures and the first real good high country snow of this season.

One person is dead following a seven-vehicle pileup on Interstate 80, the Wyoming Highway Patrol says.

A tragic collision involving two semis on Interstate 80 in Rawlins earlier this month resulted in the death of a 70-year-old Alabama woman, the Wyoming Highway Patrol says.

Stay ahead of the unexpected weather changes in Casper, prepare emergency kits, and check heating sources for a safe winter.

Fall is here and the temperatures are steadily going down, we all know what's just around the corner...cold, windy, snowy, icy conditions. Are you prepared?