oh Wyoming fall

Today: 60s, breezy, and orange with the crunch of fallen leaves underfoot

Prediction for Tuesday: 8 to 12 inches of snow, and a high of 27

Oh, Wyoming fall.  Why you gotta treat me this way?

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