All in good time.......all in good time, Tammie. Good afternoon everyone, looks like more snow for today. It shall make getting home fun. I hope the flu season ends quickly for not only Swine flu but a few others seem to be getting around but so far aside from not feeling well and a little cranky for a few days all is well so far for me. Hate to hear the young ones getting this stuff as it seems a little tough on them.

 

My nose was right but tomorrows snow day turned into a snow day this afternoon. At home now. I am going to reload some .45 ACP and .40 S&W this afternoon.

 

Lucky you Miles, I' am not so sure that I will be going home this afternoon. I may be staying in Wheatland.

 

thats right! why doesn't the pig have a respirator? or is it swine flu?!

 

Good evening all, I' am going home thinking I may be snowed in tomorrow. Should be a lovely trip getting home as it is snowing heavy here.

 

if you are driving the 59, you should be OK

 

Good morning snowy Wyoming.......I made it home with the understanding that there was a good chance I would not be back at work today. I had wished that I had the 59 but was driving a 96 Buick but aside from the fact it was low to the road I got home OK.

The roads are closed today in both dirrections from Chugwater at this hour on I-25 so I doubt that I shall be going any where even if I wanted to. I shall be catching up on online Ford schooling today.......something I have been too busy to do too much of since I restarted work over a month ago.

 

Howdy... snow went all around Riverton. Bone dry here. Get a few miles out of town in any direction and start hitting snow. Weird how that happens occasionally. I was going elk hunting tomorrow, but over a foot of snow on the mountain will probably hamper that.

 

Lucky you Scott, how did you win out on the snow lottery like that?.........maybe you should take a risk on a lottery ticker for it sounds like luck is running with you this fine day. I saw on the news this morning Sandcreek, Wyo. ? had 40 inches of snow.

 

Good Morning Orin, Scott, and the rest of the Wyoming gang. I see you guys were getting some of that white crap! Just rain here, but coming down in buckets.

 

Good Thursday morning Wyoming...and...all who visit!!! You guys can keep all that white crap out there...we don't need any here!!!

 

Good morning Pat, from what I understand it is more fun today. I don't know all the details but had a nasty wreck on I-80 eastbound around I-25 that involved around 24 or so vehicles. The roads are shut down on 80 and 25 in the southeast end of the state going all the way to Wheatland around 6 this morn.

Sure wouldn't mind trading this for the rain I feel but it will do what it will.

 

Wow, what a mess! As much as I loved it out there in the summers, I always did hate Wyoming winters! Good to know your not out there on the interstate, stuck in that mess Orin!

 

Good morning Ken......where is the compassion and right off first thing in the morning. Dang.

 

Just left work again. No sense being out in this crap if I dont have to be. I planned on deer hunting on Saturday but like Scott said, I dont think 11 inches will accommodate that to well.

Here is a little excerpt from the paper today....

John Griffith, warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Cheyenne, said this morning that the winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 p.m. today, primarily because of high winds causing drifting snow and reduced visibility.

"Right now, we're expecting another two to three inches of snow today, but the big issue right now is the very stiff winds we have coming out of the north at 20 to 30 mph," Griffith said, noting that east-west roads will be a problem for travelers throughout the day.

The storm that began Tuesday evening has added enough snow already to break snowfall total records for the month of October. As of 6 a.m. today, Cheyenne had received 11.1 inches of snow, bringing the total for the month to 25.1 inches. That is 21.6 inches above normal and, as of midnight, breaking a record set in 1906 of 23.1 inches for the month of October.