A winter storm system is currently impacting Wyoming, bringing snow and colder temperatures to the region. While areas east of the divide may see quieter conditions today, a jet streak approaching on Tuesday could enhance snowfall, particularly in areas like Cody. Temperatures will vary across the region, with colder air spreading on Tuesday night and potentially bringing some snow showers. West of the divide, including the Teton and Jackson areas, heavy snow is anticipated, with significant accumulation expected in mountain ranges. Valleys west of the divide also have a chance of receiving several inches of snow. The National Weather Service is monitoring the situation and may extend warnings into Tuesday. Looking ahead, drier weather is expected for the weekend, with a slow warming trend. For now, the forecast includes more snow and cold temperatures, especially for areas north and west of Casper. The public is advised to stay updated on the changing weather conditions through the National Weather Service website.
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