Roads

A flash flood watch is still in effect for much of Wyoming until Friday evening.

Weather-permitting, some park roads and entrances will open to the public at 8 a.m. April 21.

Commission Chairman Steve Freel gave the common sense advice that if people don't have to go out, don't.

Never trust any map.

Wind will make for big snow drifts.

What this means is that if Casper drivers are involved in a car accident that does not have injuries, the CPD ask that drivers not call emergency services.

We all know Wyoming has some of the most scenic roads in the country. However, as beautiful and majestic as some of those views may be when you're on the road, they can also be dangerous to travel on. Not only that, but they are some of the most dangerous in the U.S.

Be extra careful when traveling down this road.

Initially, some park and partner services will be limited and/or modified, especially in early spring.

In the aftermath of Winter Storm Xylia, driving conditions in and around Casper have been less than ideal. With that in mind, drivers need to be aware of the dangers and be a little more understanding than usual.

Tuesday, after Snowmagedon 2021, I stopped by the grocery store to pick up a few odds and ends. Not much was needed. The first thing I noticed was... no bananas? Instantly, I knew what the rest of the store would look like. That last snow storm was record setting...

If you have to travel, wear your seatbelt and take it slow.