GOSHEN COUNTY – It appears Eastern Wyoming has yet again weathered the storm.
Initial reports from the National Weather Service earlier this week predicted a major winter storm moving into the area from the west Sunday night and through Monday. With a few exceptions, however, the majority of the storm and potentially-heavy snowfall expected early didn’t materialize to the levels first predicted.
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GOSHEN COUNTY – It appears Eastern Wyoming has yet again weathered the storm.
Initial reports from the National Weather Service earlier this week predicted a major winter storm moving into the area from the west Sunday night and through Monday. With a few exceptions, however, the majority of the storm and potentially-heavy snowfall expected early didn’t materialize to the levels first predicted.
According to automated observations from the Torrington Airport, the immediate area received only 1.5 to 2 inches of snow from the recent storm, said Brian Chapman, meteorological technician for the National Weather Service in Cheyenne.