warning

Hail damage to vehicles in the area is expected, as is wind damage to roofs, siding and trees.

So, if you hear the sirens this morning or in the early afternoon, know it's just a test and no actual emergency is occurring.

Apparently, it's mating season for the local yeti in the woods which is not good if you were planning on visiting one of our national parks.

The live testing is performed yearly and is in addition to weekly silent tests.

People in the area are urged to take cover immediately and avoid windows.

Flying debris will be dangerous to anyone without shelter.

If you have this Fisher-Price infant play seat, be aware that the government has just issued a warning to parents after 10 deaths have been linked to it.

Dangerous whiteout conditions are expected for the areas to which the blizzard warning applies.

Elsewhere, the National Weather Service reports winter weather advisories and watches for portions of western Wyoming on Sunday and Monday.

People in the area are urged to take cover inside a sturdy building and avoid windows.

If you must travel, the NWS advises keeping an extra flashlight, food and water in your vehicle in case of emergency.

The wind will mostly impact transportation, but the NWS says power outages could occur, and a few trees could be toppled by the strong wind.