Cold

With today we got our first bitterly cold day and with many more to come and surely enough snow to bury your car throughout the next couple of months.

Several hours of sub-freezing temperatures may lead to a killing freeze for the area.

The advisory is in effect until 9 a.m. Sunday.

Casper Police say all the thefts were preventable, and leaving a running vehicle without safe remote start capability unattended is not allowed by law.

The company estimates power should be restored by 10 a.m.

A lot of folks have had the last few days (or even weeks, if you're lucky) off work. With that much time off, a lot of Casper businesses have been empty over the holiday season. Which brings up the question, what was the coldest place to be working indoors?

Wyomingites are well adapted to cold weather, but not everyone embraces it. Some love it, some hate it. Here are five benefits of the cold weather that might make some of the haters rethink their feelings about winter in Wyoming.

Expect snow, blowing snow, limited visibility, and cold temperatures.

Not that it gets cold here, but of big concern in Wyoming is for the immediate future of December, January and February where your new $1,000 phone may not work

The Bighorns could see 4-8 inches of snow with over a foot above 10,000 feet during this period.

If you've been experiencing headaches, nausea or both (and you're neither hungover over or pregnant), these could be side effects of the the solar eclipse.

Colder temperatures and a preliminary forecast of up to six inches of snow in the lower elevations through Thursday.