Cheyenne, WY – High winds are set to sweep across southeast Wyoming today, posing significant risks for drivers on I-80 and I-25. Gusts could reach up to 65 mph through Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Lightweight and high-profile vehicles are advised to avoid travel due to dangerous crosswinds.
The NWS has issued High Wind Warnings for areas including Arlington, Elk Mountain, and Bordeaux, with gusts likely peaking late Monday night. These conditions may lead to limited visibility and make driving hazardous. Travelers should call 511 for road updates or visit wyoroad.info for real-time conditions.
Tonight’s forecast for Cheyenne shows clear skies but persistent winds, with speeds ranging from 30 to 40 mph and temperatures dropping to a chilly 21°F. The week ahead promises calmer weather, with Tuesday expected to be sunny but windy, with gusts up to 45 mph. By Wednesday, conditions will stabilize further, with highs near 56°F and breezy but manageable winds.
Drivers are urged to secure loose outdoor items and delay unnecessary travel until conditions improve. Those commuting through Wyoming’s main thoroughfares should remain alert to sudden gusts.
For the remainder of the week, Cheyenne residents can expect sunny skies and milder temperatures, peaking at 59°F by Friday. However, colder nights in the low 30s will persist, making it essential to bundle up in the evenings.
Stay informed and check the latest updates on local conditions to ensure your safety.
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