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A storm of possibly 'historic' proportions could hit Wyoming this weekend

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Get local news delivered to your inbox!Please subscribe to keep reading. You can cancel at any time.Loading&amp;hellp;{{title}}{{description}}{{banner}}(renews at {{format_dollars}}{{start_price}}{{format_cents}}/month + tax){{tagline}}{{special_title}}{{html}}You are the owner of this article.You have permission to edit this article.© 2022 Lee EnterprisesShare ThisA storm of possibly 'historic' proportions could hit Wyoming this weekendShare thisSoutheast Wyoming could be hit with a storm of possibly historic proportions, according to the National Weather Service.The system is expected to drop heavy snow over the region. By Monday morning, between 30 and 36 inches could fall on Cheyenne, weather service forecasts show. Laramie could get 24 to 30 inches, Douglas could get 18 to 24 inches, while Casper could see 8 to 12 inches.“(The) main story is the VERY impactful, possibly historic, winter snow storm we are expecting this weekend,” the weather service’s Cheyenne office wrote in a social media post published Thursday morning. “Snow will be plentiful, heavy and wet, and will combine with gusty winds and cold temperatures Saturday and Sunday.”⚠️🐮🤠❄️ Main story is the VERY impactful, possibly historic, winter snow storm we are expecting this weekend. Please make necessary preparations to protect your livestock! For the latest forecast: .— NWS Cheyenne (@NWSCheyenne)Snow is expected to fall in southeast Wyoming on Thursday night and Friday, but the heaviest precipitation is forecast for Saturday and Sunday. Blustery winds are also expected, which along with the heavy snow, will hamper visibility and make travel difficult to impossible, according to the weather service.A winter storm watch will be in effect for southeast Wyoming starting Thursday evening through Sunday night. The weather service advised ranchers to make preparations to protect their livestock.6 AM 3/11 - This is still an evolving system &amp; these numbers will likely change leading up to this weekend,Image 1: Fcst Snow Totals (most of the snow Sat &amp; Sun)Image 2: Min fcst snow totals (9 in 10 chance of more)For more info:— NWS Cheyenne (@NWSCheyenne)If the projected snow totals come to pass, they could break records. Cheyenne’s record for a three-day snowfall is 25.6 inches, set in November 1979. The weather service is anticipating in excess of 30 inches from this storm.The storm comes on the heels of a system that dropped about a foot of snow in Casper on Wednesday, .Get local news delivered to your inbox!{{title}}{{summary}}You don't have any notifications.Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device.Topics

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