Frost

With the current temps being in the upper 80s and low 90s, it is hard to believe that colder temperatures are right around the corner. It is predicted that some places in Wyoming could be seeing their first frost in the next few weeks.

Temps could dip to freezing after 2 AM this evening (or early tomorrow morning depending on how you look at it) -- this according to the National Weather Service. The weekend looks warmer with highs in the Mid-Seventies. There's a forecasted chance of showers at the beginning of next week with the lows above freezing...

NWS: A couple of inches of snow are possible across the mountains of northern and central Wyoming above 11,000 feet Thursday morning.

According to the National Weather Service, the forecast for the tail end of this week looks warm and sunny with a high near 62 and northwest breeze passing through.

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

Sensitive outdoor plants such as vegetables, fruits, and flowers may be harmed.

If you want to play it safe, you may want to cover your plants.

The National Weather Service has issued a weather forecast for today and Saturday that is more like a fall forecast than summer.

It wasn't a massive storm by any means, but the combination of rain, snow, fog and ice slowed down Wyoming traffic and pedestrians alike yesterday. But some take it in stride and even find beauty in nature’s artwork left in the wake of our weather...