



Arctic Front Slides Southward; Heavy Rainfall Potential Across the South and for Hawaii
An arctic front will slowly drift southward this weekend. This will focus snow, locally heavy, from the Intermountain West, Rockies, Plains, and Great Lakes and eventually into the Northeast. Dangerously cold wind chills behind this arctic front are forecast for most of the Plains this weekend. Moisture will increase across the Gulf Coast and the State of Hawaii where flooding concerns increase. Read More >
Hazardous Weather Conditions
US16 - Big Horn County Line (WY41)
Lat: 44.1677°NLon: 107.24839°WElev: 8028ft.NA
10°F
-12°C
Humidity | 86% |
Wind Speed | NNW 4 MPH |
Barometer | NA |
Dewpoint | 7°F (-14°C) |
Visibility | 0.75 mi |
Wind Chill | 3°F (-16°C) |
Last update | 28 Jan 07:10 AM MST |
13 Miles S Story WY
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NOW until
11:00am SunWinter Storm Warning
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Today
Snow Showers
High: 3 °F⇓
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Tonight
Snow Likely
then Chance
SnowLow: -19 °F
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Sunday
Snow Likely
High: -12 °F
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Sunday
NightMostly Cloudy
Low: -30 °F
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Monday
Cold and
BreezyHigh: -2 °F
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Monday
NightMostly Clear
and BreezyLow: -16 °F
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Tuesday
Mostly Sunny
and BreezyHigh: 15 °F
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Tuesday
NightMostly Cloudy
and BreezyLow: -5 °F
Detailed Forecast
Additional Forecasts and Information
44.42°N 107.16°W (Elev. 10400 ft)