Cheyenne, WY – Residents in Cheyenne should prepare for a shift in weather conditions, with a mix of rain and snow expected on Tuesday and high winds impacting travel and outdoor activities. This Veterans Day is forecast to remain sunny with highs around 60 degrees, but conditions will change by Tuesday, bringing potential safety concerns for those along I-25 and surrounding areas.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday’s forecast calls for a 20% chance of rain in the morning, transitioning into a slight rain-snow mix by the afternoon as temperatures approach 57°F. Winds are expected to increase, reaching up to 35 mph in gusts. By Tuesday night, a blustery northwest wind will persist, keeping lows around 29°F with possible snow showers and visibility concerns.
Looking ahead, Wednesday is expected to bring clearer skies but with temperatures dropping to a high of 49°F. Breezy conditions will continue, with gusts up to 30 mph potentially affecting evening commutes and outdoor plans. Residents can expect sunny weather on Thursday with highs near 56°F, providing a temporary break from the wind before Friday’s cooler, partly cloudy conditions.
Travelers and locals are urged to stay updated on the forecast, particularly if planning trips on I-25 or other major roads. High winds and potential precipitation could create hazardous driving conditions, especially Tuesday night. Stay informed, dress warmly, and prepare for the return of winter-like weather in the coming days.
