Colorado and Wyoming can expect strong winds and a snowy outlook, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) hazardous weather outlook. Homeowners should stay alert for potential High Wind Warnings and colder temperatures.
The NWS Weather Prediction Center warned of a significant winter storm in the Western or Pacific Northwest, bringing high winds, snow squalls and widespread heavy snow.
In addition, homeowners can expect colder temperatures in portions of the Great Basin, Central Rockies and Cascades. People can anticipate snow rates and wind gusts reaching from 50 to 60 mph. Motorists traveling this week should check for dangerous travel conditions in the Pacific Northwest.
The threat of mountain snow can become more challenging in the affected areas. Homeowners should stay alert for heavy snowfall and high-elevation snow.
In the Midwest and Southern Texas, the recent NWN forecast reported that anomalous warm temperatures could occur.
Wyoming, Colorado Weather Forecast This Week
Live Precipitation on Zoom Earth weather via NESDIS NOAA Hurricane Tracker. The latest hazardous weather outlook reported that Wyoming and Colorado could expect a snowy outlook and stronger winds this week. Homeowners should stay alert for High Wind Warnings on Monday. In addition, drifting snow can unload in the Continental Divide, impacting the southern I-25 corridor and southeast mountains. In the early week, the threat of extremely dangerous fire conditions can occur due to the strong winds.
According to the NWS Weather Forecast, a widespread high wind event could emerge in the south and central Wyoming. High Wind Warnings are possible on Monday. Homeowners should check for possible increased fire weather threats, including in the Nebraska Panhandle.
In the early week, people should anticipate colder temperatures and snow potential. On the other hand, portions of Colorado can expect light snow conditions, with possible accumulations of two to four inches.
Snowy outlook can spread over Colorado, Northeast Utah and Nevada. Possible blowing snow can also emerge with windy conditions. In North Central Colorado, widespread snow will be likely with limited travel impacts. Motorists should check for difficult winter conditions and a strong cold front.
In addition, drifting snow can unload in the Continental Divide, impacting the southern I-25 corridor and southeast mountains. In the early week, the threat of extremely dangerous fire conditions can occur due to the strong winds.
Staying Safe Against Snowy Conditions in Wyoming and Colorado
The latest weather forecast warned of challenging weather conditions in Wyoming and Colorado this week. Limiting outdoor plans and activities is also suggested to keep safe from the poor weather outlook in Colorado and Wyoming.
Homeowners should store survival winter and emergency kits inside their cars or homes to keep them safe from snowy outlook. The advisable emergency kits are the following:
- Battery-powered radio
- Flashlight
- Medicine kits
- Water supplies
- Winter clothes
In addition, homeowners should be extra careful with hazardous travel in Colorado due to slippery roads and reduced visibility. Checking the road conditions is important before traveling to avoid being stranded while commuting.
Meanwhile, power outages can occur due to colder conditions in Wyoming and Colorado.
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