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The Old Farmer's Almanac splits Wyoming in two for this winter. Cold but dry in the west, mild temperatures with the chance of lots of snow in the east.

Fall means cooler temperatures and shorter days.

For the winter of 2021-22, they're saying that it will probably be a cold and snowy one in Wyoming. But not too out of the ordinary.

Casper Mountain is currently in the midst of what looks to be a small mudslide.

Wyoming officials expect moderate to extreme drought to persist and spread throughout the state.

The agency says the weather is "looking increasingly warm as the high-pressure system that has been baking the west coast slowly moves east into the Rockies.''

In the video, you can see pretty much all of the elements happening at exactly the same time: rain, snow, hail, sunshine, rainbows, etc. The only thing missing is construction but we're sure there's some of that up the road a little bit.

This time of year we find ourselves adjusting our thinking from the cold and cooler temps of winter and spring. It's hot, and we don't want to leave our dogs in the car.

By now you've likely seen a lot of videos of the tornado that hit northern Colorado on June 7. But, I bet you've not seen it from this perspective. A brand new video share shows that twister as seen by a passenger on a plane.

SUCK IT UP BUTTERCUP!

Near-record temperatures are possible in southeast Wyoming this afternoon.

By Friday, we're looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 80s west of the Laramie Range, with low 90s in the Panhandle.