Cheyenne, WY – Subzero temperatures and severe wind chills will hit Wyoming and Nebraska starting Sunday, bringing dangerous cold through Tuesday morning. Wind chills are expected to plunge below -25 degrees, making frostbite possible within minutes without proper precautions.
According to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne, a Cold Weather Advisory remains in effect from 8 p.m. Saturday through 11 a.m. Tuesday. Sunday’s high in Cheyenne is forecast at 13°F, but wind chills could drop to -15°F or lower. Areas along I-25, including Laramie, Douglas, and Wheatland, may experience localized wind chills as low as -30°F.
Residents are urged to limit outdoor exposure, ensure pets are kept indoors, and dress in layers if venturing outside. Emergency preparedness tips include keeping vehicles stocked with blankets and water in case of breakdowns during subzero weather.
The advisory also warns of patchy blowing snow late Monday into Tuesday, which could affect road visibility. Travelers should exercise caution on major highways, including I-25 and I-80, as icy conditions are likely.
Looking ahead, temperatures will remain cold through midweek. Monday’s high in Cheyenne is just 7°F, with a low near -3°F overnight. By Wednesday, slightly warmer temperatures are expected, with highs near 30°F. However, breezy conditions will persist, keeping wind chills below freezing.
Stay informed by monitoring weather updates and local road conditions. Avoid prolonged exposure and assist vulnerable community members during this extreme cold event.
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