Cheyenne, WY – A prolonged high wind event is set to hit southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle from Thursday to Monday. Officials warn of strong winds and snow likely to disrupt travel and outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne, winds could reach 47-53 mph east of Interstate 25, with mountain gusts up to 43 mph Thursday. These conditions will continue through Sunday, bringing blowing snow and reduced visibility.
Friday through Saturday could see winds intensify across southeastern Wyoming. Snow in higher elevations may create hazardous mountain travel. By Sunday, wind-prone areas and the Nebraska Panhandle are expected to face similar challenges.
Travelers should prepare for delays as strong winds and drifting snow could affect highways and mountain passes. Officials urge residents to monitor updates and avoid unnecessary travel in high-risk areas.
Stay informed as wind impacts may extend into Monday, with snow likely in southeastern Wyoming and Nebraska.
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