WY Weather & More: 12/2: Late Monday SNOWTalk

Good Late Evening Folks,

Our COLD FRONT impacting Wyoming is now sliding into Central WY. As of the 10:45PM Hour, the Front is just North of Casper/Riverton but that will soon change as you wake up in the Morning.

By TUESDAY MORNING, the Front will drop South into CO as a New Low will Transition as it will be the Primary Source of Energy with this System. The HEAVIEST of Snow should stay in CO/UT for the Ski Resorts. However, some Light-Moderate Snow is possible for Casper and the Mountain and especially on the back side of the Mountain. Light Snow elsewhere. Its a Deep Storm so expect lots of Blowing and Powdery-type Snow so safe Travels on the Roads. (IMAGE RIGHT)

SNOW will stick around all day through Tuesday, though we could see some Breaks in the Activity, so don't be surprised if you don't see snow. COLD Temperatures will settle in as Highs should only stay in the Teens. TUESDAY EVENING looks to be intense as more moisture will wedge to our South in Colorado. Heavy Snow is possible, but more snow could settle in from Casper-Cheyenne and points Southwest along I-80. Upslope Flow is possible.

WEDNESDAY will likely see more Snow for parts of Central and Southern WY. Most places will see Light Snow, however some could see spots of Moderate Snowfall Rates (1"/HR) through the Morning and Early Afternoon Hours. As we roll into the Evening, the Low drops South as HIGH Pressure drops down clearing out the Skies and ending the Snow. BUNDLE UP, this is when brutal Siberian Air dives into the Rockies. We will have More on HOW Cold it could get but, it will be Below Zero. Plus we will have Tips on What to Do during these Harsh Conditions if your stranded OR what to do at Home.

Here are the very Latest WINTER WEATHER ALERTS.... 1) Pink Shows "Warnings"
2) Purple Shows Advisories
3) Blue shows Winter Storm Watches

LATEST COMPUTER GUIDANCE WITH SNOW AMOUNTS:
** These are NOT My Forecasts, but these Models show how much your area could get but I look at these to give me "guidance" of who could see how much. **