Ashley Morgan

Taking a look at the forecasted lightning density, we certainly have a chance to see a few thunderstorms with our showers today across Wyoming. Not everyone will see this, but don't be surprised if you hear some thunder or see some of that lightning. https://t.co/efWOYrtAM5

Dry thunderstorms are looking to be a concern across parts of the Laramie mountains and into southeast Wyoming late today. With this, we will typically have thunderstorms develop with little to no rainfall, but plenty of lightning. With these, this can ignite fires. https://t.co/mIjvjma53y

We continue Nebraska Severe Weather Awareness Week with tornado preparation. Do you know the difference between a watch and a warning? https://t.co/25zDyAAYO8

Today marks day 2 of Nebraska Severe Weather Awareness Week. Today's topic is tornado safety. With the threat for tornadoes expected to increase over the next couple of months, we must be ready! Basement ✅ Under Stairs ✅ Interior Bathroom ✅ Interior hallway ✅ https://t.co/FURsJnBVMO

Day 1 Nebraska Severe Weather Awareness Week features lightning safety. If you ever hear thunder, there is lightning in the area. That means it is time to move indoors. Lightning can strike as far as 10+ miles away from the thunderstorm. Stay away from water bodies. https://t.co/2NEZ3VvGgG

High Wind Warnings are in effect for portions of southeast Wyoming until 3 PM this afternoon. This warning goes until 6 PM this evening, including the Cheyenne area. West winds may gust to 60-75 mph. Use extreme caution and watch for those extreme blow over risk concerns. https://t.co/4xnnDarRXc

We are setting up for some active weather as we head into the weekend, from winds, mountain snow, and increased fire danger concern. Winds of 60-70 mph, out of the west, will be a possibility through Saturday. This will also heighten the fire danger concern. https://t.co/9FuTcFRTu1

Well it may not feel like it, but it is officially the first day of Spring. We do see a warming trend ahead but does not appear to really warm up into next week. Who is ready for Spring temperatures? https://t.co/tWXGBdIKQ7

Satellite and radar continues to show lingering snow showers around Laramie County this morning. Take it slow out there! Roads are very slick. Winds are also causing blowing and drifting snow. Conditions are expected to improve later today.#wywx https://t.co/HknHokQ32x

We have been spoiled by warmer temperatures the last few days. But today we get back to the cold air for a little longer. Highs into the 30s and 40s, with colder wind chills expected. #wywx https://t.co/UGv6k6t8gT

Winter makes a return to our area today. Widespread winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings are in effect through Wednesday Morning. While most areas will see the greatest snow in the mountains, snow amounts of 1-5" are looking likely. Slick travel expected late today https://t.co/wkV34vkc81

Today's fire danger concerns continue to worsen. We could see critical fire danger concerns today across southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska. Avoid any outdoor burning by any means! It will not take much to get a wildfire started today! https://t.co/fseWOmveg5

Conditions are not looking great in Casper as we look at I-25 at F Street Hill. We will likely continue to see deteriorating conditions as we head into the afternoon hours. A winter storm warning continues for the area until Friday Morning. https://t.co/ro13z6mxvG

Conditions are expected to deteriorate across central Wyoming and parts of Nebraska as snow begins to increase in coverage and intensity. Amounts of 6-9"+ are expected in the winter storm warning area. Lower totals into Laramie to Cheyenne to Sidney. Dangerous travel expected. https://t.co/ihRBDc8Sc7

Good Morning! We are starting to see some snow move into the area this morning. This snow will become more widespread through the day, especially north of I-80. Folks in Cheyenne will experience a break in the snow for some time, before snow returns tonight - Friday Morning. https://t.co/bVPkDVVojl

Winter storm chances returning to Wyoming over the next 24-48 hours. Some heavy snow accumulations looking likely in some areas, mainly in the mountains. Travel could be very dangerous both Thursday and Friday. Road closures are highly likely. #wywx #newx https://t.co/LUPaRd64fG

Blizzard Warnings now issued for portions of the Nebraska Panhandle from 11 PM this evening to 5 PM Tuesday. The combination of heavy snow and winds approaching 60 mph will result in significant blowing and drifting snow. Travel is not advised into Nebraska. Delay travel. https://t.co/EHGm5LW2iv