Rain and snow could unload in parts of Colorado and Wyoming this week, the latest report showed.
Homeowners with travel plans should monitor the weather in Wyoming before leaving. The chances of snow can be ideal for snow lovers.
In nearby areas, colder conditions are also expected in the Pacific Northwest and Western US.
Wyoming, Colorado: Rain and snow likely this week
NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of October 10, 2023. A mix of rain and snow can likely unload in parts of Colorado and Wyoming. Cooler conditions are also expected this week. Homeowners with travel plans should monitor the weather in Wyoming before leaving. The chances of snow can be ideal for snow lovers.
In South-Central Wyoming and Southeast Wyoming, the latest advisory showed that sunny conditions are expected in the early week. However, the weather will become cloudy the next day.
On Wednesday, the chances of snow can be noticeable in high-elevation areas. Winter Storm is issued in parts of North Laramie Range and Sierra Madre this late week.
Due to a storm system, residents can also anticipate colder temperatures at night and rainy conditions during the day. On Thursday, heavy precipitation is likely with chances of snow.
Meanwhile, heavy snow can unload On Wednesday in Sierra Madre Range, Snow Range Counties and North Laramie Range. The wind gusts could reach up to 40 mph.
The advisory warned of dangerous travel in the said areas, especially for campers.
The latest forecast in Northeast and Central Colorado revealed that dry conditions are expected until Tuesday. Thunderstorms can occur on Wednesday.
The snow conditions can occur in mountainous areas on Thursday. In the Northern Plains, the forecast added for potential heavy rains. Subfreezing temperatures are also likely in the Northeast Colorado.
In other parts of Colorado, residents can anticipate potential thunderstorms on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, in the Palmer Divide, rain and snow mix can unload. Southeast Plains and San Luis Valley can experience freezing temperatures on Friday night.
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Freezing temperatures and cold preparedness
The recent forecasts warned of colder temperatures and a freezing outlook in some parts of the US. Extreme cold can be challenging for older adults and people with medical conditions.
The chilly outlook also shows the arriving winter season in the country. As a result, early preparations can help Americans. It can prevent the devastating impacts of troublesome colds.
Here are essential reminders to stay safe from freezing temperatures and snowfall.
Always check the weather and road alerts.
Cold temperatures and snow can result in health concerns, including frostbite and hypothermia. Before planning any outdoor plan, it is recommended to monitor the weather.
Snowy conditions can lead to slower commutes due to reduced road visibility and slippery travel.
Prepare your home cold and winter emergency supplies.
Homeowners should also store their winter and cold emergency supplies. In addition, checking and maintenance of your heating system is also essential.
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