Flooding

Residents and business owners are being told to plan ahead for the flooding and to be ready to evacuate on short notice if needed.

Crews have begun preparing the park for spring.

Flooding in June caused some roads into Yellowstone to close, but they're open in time for the rest of the part to close

Laramie, as well as several other Wyoming communities, remain under a flood watch on Sunday according to the Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service.

There is a risk of flooding as storms will be slow moving with heavy rain.

Watches have been posted for an area that includes the cities of Cheyenne, Laramie, Casper, Rawlins, and Wheatland among others.

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon announced Friday afternoon that he has mobilized the National Guard and multiple state agencies to help with flooding in the Lingle area.

If you're among those who were planning on traveling to Yellowstone National Park in the coming days, here are some Wyoming alternatives.

Yellowstone National Park has given an update through its social media as severe flooding had already closed the entrances to the park on a temporary basis. The national park made a post through Facebook on Tuesday (June 14th) that it will be closing some entrances to the park for a 'substantial length of time'.

Over the past weekend, we have definitely lucked out in southeast Wyoming and that is putting it extremely lightly. For some on the northwestern side of the state, things have been terribly heartbreaking and devastating for some. By now, you may have heard how all of the entrances to Yellowstone National Park are currently closed. While this is currently said to be only temporary, some videos show incredible disasters nearby.