Riverton, WY – A fast-moving weather system will bring snow and gusty winds to parts of Wyoming on Friday, marking a wintry turn as spring approaches. Residents should prepare for snow showers in the morning, with accumulations of up to an inch in some areas. Wind gusts could reach 30 mph, making travel challenging at times.
According to the National Weather Service, snow will develop in western Wyoming overnight Thursday before spreading east of the Divide by Friday morning. Conditions are expected to improve by the afternoon, but roads may be slick during the morning commute. High temperatures in Riverton will reach 41°F on Friday, but with wind chills, it will feel significantly colder.
The weekend will bring fluctuating conditions. Saturday will be mostly sunny with a high of 46°F, though breezy conditions will persist. By Sunday, another round of moderate snow is possible, especially in western Wyoming. Winds will remain strong, adding to potential travel concerns.
Looking ahead, Monday and Tuesday could bring more widespread snowfall, with lows dropping into the teens. Those traveling on major routes, including US-26 and WY-789, should monitor forecasts for potential delays.
Residents are advised to secure outdoor items and drive cautiously on snow-covered roads. Stay updated with local forecasts as Wyoming’s spring weather remains unpredictable.
