National Weather Service

If you encounter flooded roads, please turn around. This could be especially dangerous with the potential for night-time flooding.

Heavy rain is expected to combine with snowmelt to cause flooding in many areas.

The squalls could include brief periods of strong winds and heavy snow.

The big storm is over, but the effects from it are not.

The blizzard that swept through Wyoming to Texas had a name, and the name was Ulmer.

Ulmer left his mark on Laramie in the form of 12 inches of snow, give or take a few inches, but not before dropping a “bomb” on the area.

The National Weather Service has expanded the Blizzard Warning west to include Albany Country and the city of Laramie.

Since it is highly recommended to avoid any travel across southeast Wyoming, the City of Laramie Code Enforcement Division reminds you to keep your snow shovel handy and clear your sidewalks as soon as possible after the storm.

The service says this storm may cover the largest area of any such storm since one on Thanksgiving, 1979.

The storm is expected to bring 50 mph winds and heavy snow.

Travel Conditions are poor and are likely to only get worse.