NWS Hazardous Weather Forecast: Light Snow Showers To Unload in Colorado, Wyoming This Week

Americans traveling this week can experience light snow showers in Colorado and Wyoming this week, causing slower commutes and travel concerns.

The National Weather Service (NWS) monitors the development of stormy conditions in parts of Southern California this week. Residents can anticipate heavy rainfall on Friday, bringing about 8 inches of rain. People can also expect potential flash flooding and urban flooding.

In Colorado and Wyoming, residents can anticipate slower commutes and cold-related health concerns in the region as the colder air comes near. People with expected travel should stay updated with the weather in the late week.

Weather in Colorado and Wyoming: What Can People Expect?

According to the NWS Hazardous Weather, Northeast and North-Central Colorado can anticipate a rainy outlook on the weekend. On Sunday morning, the forecast warned of widespread snow until next week.

In addition, light showers can be likely in South-Central and Southeast Colorado, especially in the Southern Sangre de Cristo Mountain Ranges and San Juan. On Friday, residents can expect snow accumulations on Thursday morning.

The NWS monitors the development of storm systems on the weekend. Moderate to heavy snow is likely in the Continental Divide. Americans should avoid prolonged exposure to extreme cold this week, especially for older adults and people with medical conditions.

In Eastern Utah and Western Colorado, a weak disturbance is likely in the region. Light mountain snow is likely with highest snowfall in mountainous areas.

Next week, a storm system will likely bring mountain snow. The forecast warned of click travel this holiday, especially in high-elevation areas.

Colorado and Wyoming Weather Preparedness

Wyoming and Colorado can expect challenging weather conditions in the late week, according to NWS Advisories. Weather preparedness is crucial for homeowners and travelers to stay safe from the weather.

Here are essential weather reminders for homeowners traveling this late week and coming Holiday.

• Homeowners should check for Winter Advisories and Winter Warnings. It is best to stay at home when the weather becomes more challenging in Colorado and Wyoming.
• Hypothermia and frostbite are possible in the region. People should check for signs of cold-related health concerns. Prolonged exposure to snow and cold air can become life-threatening, especially for older adults.
• Having emergency kits is also recommended for homeowners and travelers. They should keep survival kits, including battery kits, medicine kits, bottled water, flashlights, shovels and food supplies.
• Motorists should be extra careful in checking the roads to avoid accidents.

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