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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RIVERTON WY
853 AM MDT MON APR 22 2013


ANOTHER SNOW STORM WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE FROM NORTH TO SOUTH THROUGH
MUCH OF THE STATE TODAY. THE HEAVIEST SNOW HAS ALREADY FALLEN
ACROSS THE NORTH...MOVING THROUGH CENTRAL WYOMING THROUGH NOON AND
THEN INTO SOUTHERN WYOMING LATER THIS AFTERNOON. SNOW WILL TAPER
OFF TO FLURRIES AND DISSIPATE FROM NORTH TO SOUTH THROUGH EARLY
TUESDAY MORNING.

LOCATION                             SNOWFALL

BIG HORN COUNTY...
 5 ENE HYATTVILLE...                  8 INCHES.
 26 E LOVELL...                       7 INCHES.
 1 SW MANDERSON...                    5 INCHES.
 SHELL...                             4 INCHES.
 2 SSW LOVELL...                    1.5 INCHES.

FREMONT COUNTY...
 4 W RIVERTON...                      2 INCHES.
 6 SW LANDER...                     0.5 INCHES.

HOT SPRINGS COUNTY...
 8 W THERMOPOLIS...                   6 INCHES.
 THERMOPOLIS...                       3 INCHES.

JOHNSON COUNTY...
 12 NW BUFFALO...                   9.5 INCHES.
 BUFFALO...                         3-7 INCHES.
 17 E KAYCEE...                     2.8 INCHES.

NATRONA COUNTY...
 CASPER AREA...                     1-3 INCHES.

PARK COUNTY...
 MEETEETSE...                       4-6 INCHES.
 7 SW CODY...                       3.6 INCHES.
 CODY AREA...                       1-3 INCHES.

WASHAKIE COUNTY...
 3 NNE WORLAND...                     6 INCHES.
 27 S TEN SLEEP...                    5 INCHES.


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