Winter Weather in North Laramie Range, Wyoming

An estimated 8 inches of snow fell at an elevation of 7900 feet at the Windy Peak SNOTEL in the Northern Laramie Range.

Widespread light to moderate snow developed across southeast Wyoming during the morning and afternoon hours on November 28th, becoming widespread and locally heavy during the evening and overnight into November 29th. Total snowfall accumulations of 2 to 5 inches were common, with local amounts of 6-7 inches observed across portions of Laramie and Platte counties where narrow heavier bands resulted in periods of snowfall rates in excess of 1 inch per hour late in the evening on the 28th. In the mountains, 8 to 12 inches were common. A few brief road closures were noted along area roadways due to accidents, but generally remained opened.