winter weather

Travel on Interstate 25 as well as US 26 and Wyoming 220 will be affected.

The National Weather Service in Riverton on Monday issued a winter storm watch for much of central Wyoming.

Officials say you should check your Infinite Campus account to make sure your contact preferences are up to date.

There will be no morning bus transportation for routes on HWY 20/26 or to and from Midwest.

The National Weather Service predicts two to four inches of snow and gusty winds, with four to eight inches on Casper Mountain.

The primary factors in making decisions about school closures include adverse weather conditions and safe transportation of students and staff.

The National Weather Service in Riverton has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Central Natrona County including Casper until 7 p.m. today.

The chance of precipitation is 60 percent later today and will increase to 70 percent early Tuesday for central Wyoming.

WYDOT says some of the roads may be open later today. Keep checking its website for updates.

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

Winter weather is expected to diminish through the afternoon.

Records set for January 23rd