According to the National Weather Service in Riverton, folks in Rock Springs, Green River, Flaming Gorge and most of Sweetwater County could see some white stuff very soon.
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Today through noon on Monday, the weather service is calling for possible snow accumulations of one to three inches with possible localized amounts up to 6 inches or more in the mountains south of Rock Springs.
Rain will change to snow tonight in the lower elevations east of the Continental Divide before snowfall diminishes. Expect 6 to 9 inches of total snowfall in the mountains and some of the foothills east of the divide, 1 to 3 inches in some of the lower elevations east of the divide as well as in Sweetwater County, and 4 to 5 inches in the Western Wyoming Mountains by Monday morning.
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Monday night…Low temperatures in the 20’s will result in a widespread hard freeze across central basins where some vegetation may still be susceptible to freezing temperatures.
The weather service is warning of possible slippery road conditions.
