JACKSON, Wyo. — Tuesday’s valley rainstorms translated to even frostier conditions on Teton Pass, based on a look at the Wyoming Department of Transportation’s (WYDOT) webcams.
The webcams showed dreary conditions around 3:15 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 17, with the roads looking slick and what looked like snowflakes falling.
The National Weather Service’s Riverton office cautioned that snow would be possible at higher elevations on Tuesday.
“Mixed precipitation/light snow is starting to fall across the higher elevations of the Cowboy State,” the agency posted to Facebook.
Drivers are encouraged to be extra cautious. Follow these tips for safe driving in wintery conditions.
