Colorado, Wyoming December Weather: Freezing Rain, Colder Temperatures to Unfold This Weekend

The latest weather forecast showed that freezing rain and colder temperatures are likely in Wyoming and Colorado this weekend, causing cold-related health concerns and slower commutes.

In December, it is expected that the widespread cold could spread over the Northeast, Midwest, Pacific Northwest and Southeast. Motorists should also anticipate slippery roads, snow-covered roads, slick travel and foggy conditions.

In addition, the National Weather Service (NWS) advised residents to stay alert for winter advisories and keep safe from winter-related advisories. In the Pacific Northwest, the atmospheric river will help with the snow and heavy precipitation in the region.

In Colorado and Wyoming, the weather dangers are extreme cold, freezing rain and winter concerns. In the Meteorological Winter, it is expected that winter hazards are possible.

Colorado, Wyoming December Weather: What Can People Expect?

(Photo : ZOOM Earth Satellite and NESDIS NOAA as of December 1, 2023)
ZOOM Earth Satellite and NESDIS NOAA as of December 1, 2023. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that freezing rain and colder temperatures are likely in Colorado and Wyoming this weekend, bringing travel concerns and slower commutes. On Monday, people can expect accumulating snowfall, especially in the mountainous areas. People should stay alert for Winter Storm Watch. In Eastern Utah and Western Colorado, the forecast warned of snow showers.

In the Hazardous Weather, the NWS advisory showed that light snow could unload in Central Wyoming. On the weekend, residents can anticipate snow accumulations and strong winds will still likely.

On Monday, people can expect accumulating snowfall, especially in the mountainous areas. People should stay alert for Winter Storm Watch. In Eastern Utah and Western Colorado, the forecast warned of snow showers.

The snowy outlook will likely spread over the Flat Tops, Elkheads and Park Range. In Colorado, the heaviest snow will possibly unload in the Eastern San Juan Mountains.

In the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, 2 to 4 inches inches snow accumulations are likely. On the weekend, the colder weather outlook will be likely in Salt Lake City, Boise, Spokane, Calgary and Prince George's.

Meanwhile, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that a snowy outlook could unload from Idaho to Colorado. 1 to 3 feet of snow can be likely in the region.

Staying updated with the forecast is also recommended this week, especially for winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories.

Also Read: NNWS Weather Forecast: Wintry Mix Outlook to Hit Interior Northeast, Central Plains This Week

Weather Preparedness: How Can People Stay Safe This Meteorological Winter

Homeowners should keep prepared for the Meteorological Winter in the US. People should stay alert for the challenging weather conditions, especially in Wyoming and Colorado.

In addition, Americans should improve their heating system, and protect plumbing and crops from freezing conditions. Animals are also at risk of the cold weather.

Meanwhile, prolonged exposure to cold weather is not advisable, especially for older adults, people with medical conditions, children and pregnant women.

Homeowners can also keep survival kits inside their vehicles or homes. It will help people during winter emergencies. The recommended emergency kits are the following: