Winter Weather

Winter Weather can effect everyone in Wyoming

Winter weather effects every corner of Wyoming on an annual basis. These effects are felt by individuals and communities and can impact our homes, schools, businesses, and transportation networks. Preparedness for winter weather can be the difference between minor discomfort and inconvenience and a more serious disaster situation.

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Understanding the Effects of Untimely Severe Freezes on Trees - UW Extension article

- UW Extension bulletin
- North Dakota Extension article
- Minnesota Extension article
- Minnesota Extension article
Honey Bee and Hive Winter Survival - UW Extension article
Understanding Livestock Nutritional Requirements - UW Extension article

- Wyoming Department of Transportation
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Winter Weather

Winter Weather can effect everyone in Wyoming

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University of Wyoming Extension