Weather

By DayWeather, Inc. posted Jul 23, 2012 at 6:25AM

With high pressure still firmly in place, temperatures will stay very warm to hot across the state.  High temperatures will be in the lower 80s in the higher elevations up to the 90s on the plains.  It will not really cool down much at ni

As has been the case as of late, the ridge of high pressure will stay firmly in place now through the weekend.  This will lead to mostly sunny to sunny skies and hot temperatures.  Highs will range from the mid 80s to near 100 today through Sunday.

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Temperatures for today and the next several days across all of Wyoming will be well above average.  While conditions will be hot for most all locations it does not look as though we’ll see record heat.  A fe

The Wyoming Department of Agriculture met with producers, law makers and county officials across the state in a series of meetings on the current impact of drought and fire.

Doug Miyamoto, Agriculture Department deputy director says they wanted to get information out as quickly as possible about the situation and hear what producers need.

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There will be plenty of heat to go around today and into the weekend.  Morning and early afternoon sun will lead to temperatures in the upper 70s in the northwest to 90s on the eastern plains.

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After a short reprieve from the hot temperatures over the past few days in some parts of the state, the heat will be returning.  Today and Thursday daytime highs are expected to rise back into the 90s in central and eastern Wyoming, with upper 70s to the mid 80s in

Widely scattered gusty thunderstorms will be found across much of central and especially northern and western Wyoming today.  Hit and miss storms will also be possible in the south-central Wyoming with isolated storms in the far east and southeast. 

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Rain and cooler weather has helped the fight against wildfires burning in Wyoming.

The largest of the fires is the roughly 150-square-mile Arapaho Fire burning northwest of Wheatland. Over the

The majority of Wyoming will be warm, mostly sunny and mostly dry today.  However, a few scattered thunderstorms will still be possible in southeastern Wyoming.  Warm temperatures and isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms can be expected across Wyoming on Tuesda

A cooler air mass has settled across the state.  This is some much welcome news for the fire fighting efforts.  Today and over the weekend, daytime highs will be mainly in the 70s and 80s.

In addition, a flow of atmospheric moisture coming

With the dry weather, red flag warnings and fires burning across the state, when the forecast started calling for thunderstorms, we cheered. However, as is often the case in the West, it all seems to come at once.

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