Wyoming, Colorado Weather Forecast: Wind Driven Snow, Heavier Snowfall Likely in Early Week

Challenging weather conditions are expected in Colorado and Wyoming this week, bringing potential heavier snowfall and wind-driven snow. People with travel plans should keep updated with the weather, especially if they have any travel plans.

The NWS Weather Prediction Center warned of a winter storm in the Northeast, South-Central Plains and Mid-South. Homeowners should anticipate travel concerns and power outages due to the freezing outlook and snow.

In the Pacific Northwest, homeowners should expect a freezing outlook and snowfall this week. From January 15 to 17, Americans should anticipate the threat of winter storms in the Mid-Atlantic and Lower Mississippi Valley.

In the South, the forecast warned of a wintry mix and sleet that could impact the Southern Appalachians. Snowy conditions are likely in New England and Southern New York.

Furthermore, homeowners should watch out for winter-related health concerns, such as hypothermia and frostbite. For motorists, they should be more careful in navigating the road outlook.

Weather in Colorado And Wyoming

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Silverthorne, Colorado. The latest weather forecast showed that heavier snowfall and wind-driven snow can be likely in Colorado and Wyoming this early week. In the Western and Central Wyoming, bitterly cold temperatures are likely. On Wednesday or Thursday, moderate to heavy snow is likely. In the Southeast Wyoming, moderate to heavy snow can emerge.

According to the NWS Hazardous Weather, wind chill advisories were in effect in parts of Wyoming, including in the East of the Divide. Residents should also check for winter storm watches in the region.

In the Western and Central Wyoming, bitterly cold temperatures are likely. On Wednesday or Thursday, moderate to heavy snow is likely. In the Southeast Wyoming, moderate to heavy snow can emerge.

Americans should also stay alert for blasts of heavy snow and blizzards. The blowing snow can become troublesome for motorists. On Wednesday, a High Wind Warning is likely in the North Snowy Range Foothills.

In Eastern Utah and Colorado, the arctic front will help with the snowy conditions in the region. NWS monitors a potential storm system in the late week. On Saturday, people should anticipate milder and dry conditions.

In the midweek, mountainous areas can expect more snow potential, especially in parts of Central and Northeast Colorado. The blowing snow can threaten motorists' safety in the US, causing poor visibility. The cold is dangerous to older adults, children and people with medical conditions.

Also Read: Northeastern US Weather Forecast: Snow Qualls, Arctic Air to Bring Travel Disruption

Weather Conditions in Parts of US

The latest weather forecast warned of stormy conditions in parts of the US, bringing accumulating snow. The snowfall outlook is expected in the following areas: