Winter Weather in North Laramie Range, Wyoming

Total 3-day snowfall accumulations of 12 to 18 inches were observed above 7500 feet elevation in the North Laramie Range. A maximum estimated total of 17.4 inches was recorded at the Windy Peak SNOTEL (12 miles N of Garrett) at an elevation of 7915 feet.

A large, slow moving area of low pressure resulted in a prolonged period of snow across much of southeast Wyoming. The mountains of southeast Wyoming saw the most notable accumulations, with 2 to 4 feet of snow being reported in the Snowy Range. Several inches of snow also fell over the lower elevations, but overall impacts were minimal due to the long duration of the event.