wind

The advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. Sunday.

Crews are on scene and working to repair the downed lines.

We are all used to our windy city/state so much so when we see other places complaining about wind gusts of 50 MPH we kind of have a hard time taking them seriously.

On Thursday, WYDOT crews worked to clear snow drifts that were reported to be three to five feet deep, some of them a mile in length.

The westbound lanes from Cheyenne to Rawlins and the eastbound lanes from Evanston to Rock Springs will also remain closed.

Parts of I-80 in southeastern Wyoming will also be impacted.

This last week we had a horrible wind storm that swept the entire state of Wyoming. Halting lighter trucks and trailers to a stop on our interstate and blowing your yard fixtures all across the neighborhood.

I have no problem with the almost constant wind in Casper. It's one of the endearing qualities that makes this place unique. But, there's something I came across today that reminded me why I really should LOVE the Wyoming wind. See if you agree.

The wind has been pretty constant throughout the state the past week, but some parts of Wyoming saw stronger gusts than the rest.

Almost everyone has a phobia of some sort, but is it even possible to live in Wyoming if you suffer from 'ancraophobia'?

Half inch hail and winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with these storms.

Using 30 years worth of weather information, this analysis looked at the wind in Casper. It proves what we already knew to be true. It is windy in Wyoming.