Cold

Southeast Wyoming will see above average temperatures Monday and Tuesday before the next shot of cold and snow.

Just because most of us hate how cold it gets when the white flakes begin falling from the sky, doesn't mean that everyone hates it.

Evanston had the warmest overnight low temperature of 1.

Wyomingites are well adapted to cold weather, but not everyone embraces it. Some love it, some hate it. Here are five benefits of the cold weather that might make some of the haters rethink their feelings about winter in Wyoming.

The Bighorns could see 4-8 inches of snow with over a foot above 10,000 feet during this period.

If you've been experiencing headaches, nausea or both (and you're neither hungover over or pregnant), these could be side effects of the the solar eclipse.

Cernicek says even some people wearing protective clothing are feeling the effects when they go in the cold water on a tube.

The National Weather Service says the temperature in Laramie dipped to 40 degrees below zero overnight. That's the fifth coldest reading in Laramie in more than 50 years.

A winter storm warning has been posted for a large area of southwest Wyoming, including the cities of Rock Springs, Green River, Evanston and Pinedale.

Low temperatures in the neighborhood of -10 F to -20 F are expected, while central basins could see -30 F at times and the Upper Green River Basin could sink to -40 F.