Hot and dry high pressure will be positioned over Wyoming and the Rocky Mountain West through at least mid-week. As a result, our weather conditions will be just that and we may even see some record highs on Tuesday and Wednesday.
It will be a warm, toasty day across the state with highs in the upper 70s to the mid 90s. Along with the heat, west to southwest winds will pick up in portions of the state leading to continued very high to extreme fire dangers. A Red
With more sun around today, temperatures will once again start to heat up across the state. Highs will range from the lower 80s to the lower 90s over the next couple of days.
The very warm to hot temperatures will be accompanied by wind on Wednesday, leading to a continued very high to extreme fire danger. A Fire Weathe
Cloud cover will be decreasing west to east today across the Cowboy State. We will see a continuing chance of some shower and thunderstorm activity, especially in the south and east. High pressure will build over the state and region on Tuesday.
Milder temperatures will be found across Wyoming today, but especially so for the eastern half of the state. Cloud cover will also linger across much of eastern Wyoming through the afternoon. Sunshine returns to the state for Friday and the weekend.
A fairly strong cold front is starting to work its way through the state. Clouds, wind and developing showers and thunderstorms will spread through northern and central Wyoming through this afternoon along the front.
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There will be plenty of sun, heat and wind to go around the state today. All of this and a low relative humidity will lead to very high to extreme fire dangers in many areas. A good portion of the state is under a Red Flag Warning through 8pm
Over the last couple of days the Perseid Meteor shower has created quite a show in the night sky, but after two nights with meteor rates of over 100 per hour, rates have dropped to half that and continue to drop. I
Today and Tuesday will be settled on the weather front across much of the state. Other than a few small, isolated thunderstorms in the state’s mountains, most areas will be on the dry side for the next two days.
After some quiet weather across the state, we will start to see more thunderstorm activity develop later today and then continue on Saturday. A front will cross the state later today into Saturday morning. Scatte
Atmospheric moisture will slowly works its way back into the state later today. Western counties and the mountains will be in the best position for isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Please
Hot, high pressure will be overhead the Cowboy State today. With the atmosphere continuing to dry out and the lack of flow of moisture from the south, thunderstorms and showers are going to be very hard to come by today. There
