The Wind is Super WINDY in Wyoming!

Wyoming, a state located in the western United States, is characterized by its diverse landscapes and strong winds. The state's unique geography, which includes the Rocky Mountains and the surrounding great plains, contributes to the presence of chinooks, downslope winds, and thermal winds. These winds play a significant role in shaping Wyoming's weather patterns, agriculture, and outdoor activities. Despite the challenges posed by the wind, such as dangerous driving conditions and occasional power outages, the people of Wyoming have harnessed its power through investments in wind energy production and implementing road safety measures. While the wind can be taxing, it is an essential aspect of Wyoming's culture and environment, and learning to appreciate it is key to finding happiness in this beautiful state.

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[donnathanaelbakutsu]

I love Wyoming, l will move there one day.

[dmccray]

It’s good to be fully informed, especially if you’re planning a move to Wyoming specifically Casper. Every state has its own pros and cons and everyone needs to weigh out the pros and cons. Hopefully the pros will outweigh the cons and I believe that is the case in Casper Wyoming. My wife and I have researched places to live and retire, eventually and have come to realize no area is absolutely perfect, but Wyoming is pretty close. The financial benefits, the beauty of the state, low taxes, low cost of living, reasonable home prices, mortgages as well as rents, I give Wyoming a thumbs up. Thank you Alicia for giving us a clear, honest evaluation of the pros and cons of living in Wyoming.

[bonnyguillen]

I will fall in love of Wyoming if I keep watching your videos.

[wolfgangresch]

As a veteran paratrooper, the wind doesn't bother me a bit. Wyoming is

[tetraire]

First visit to your channel. You are succinct and entertaining and well worth another look. Thanks for posting.

[yahairarincon]

I live in New York 20 years, but my dream is to live in Wyoming love cold weather!

[jimholder]

Alisha, I love all of your reports! Many years ago I worked one summer in Yellowstone Nat'l Park, and that experience indrotuced me to the magnificence of Wyoming! I live in the People's Republic of California, but if I ever move to Wyoming, I promise you that I WILL NOT bring "Woke California values" with me!

[Hemidakota]

Strange as it is, why isn't there any Costco store in Wyoming?

[cubannel]

Is there any way to raise your own chickens or dose the wind make it difficult to do so.

[edsweeney]

I would move to Wyoming in a nanosecond, but the wind is a deal breaker. The wind is bad enough is SW Idaho.

Are there any parts that are not windy?

[briansteward]

Would a rav4 be a smart choice in a place like Laramie, or just throughout Wyoming in general? I'd be driving from the east coast so im not used to wind like this.

[NinetysixTele]

Wind doesn't bother me, but what about the tornados?

[aaronmathison]

Wheatland to Cheyenne is always blowing when I drive through.

[itsame]

Are there decent mapping jobs? Had trouble finding some specific options on the WY jobs government site

[yahairarincon]

Is Wyoming good to raise kids?
Is there good nursing home for me to work as CNA? How a regular apartment rent would be?
Please Ms Alisha answer me!!

[aaronpeta]

Are there any affordable homes in the western part of the state left near the mountains or is it all just 7 and 8 figure properties now?

[Thetougeproject]

How do I get in contact with you mam need your help.

[prepper]

If you like flying kites 307 days out of the year, Casper, WY. is your place to be.

[byronleatham]

The only reason why I'm in has a wind is because Utah sucks

[JRMcDowell]

Please use VERTICLE Bird friendly turbines, don't use these huge money wasting wind turbines so many are using these day.