Weather

Monsoonal moisture will interact with a stalled frontal system to produce a good chance of showers and thunderstorms across much of the state through at least Saturday.  Storms though will be most numerous in eastern and southern Wyoming. 

It is going to be a very warm 4th. of July statewide with temperatures ranging from the mid 70s in the mountains to the 90s in the lower elevations.  It will be hazy and there will be areas of smoke due

Stubborn strong high pressure is still overhead and will not budge anytime soon.  This means more heat and mainly dry weather for the Cowboy State.  The exception will be the southeast corner and the south central mountains where a few

The current weather pattern consisting of a very large, strong ridge of high pressure will not be taking its grip off the state for the next several days.  Very warm to hot temperatures will continue to blanket the state with highs in the 80s to near 100 degrees or better.

The wind is expected to pick up later today and tonight, especially

A very large, strong ridge of high pressure will continue to dominate the weather across the state through the weekend.  The fire danger will stay very high.  A Red Flag Warning remains in effect for much of central, western and southern Wyoming th

There will be a little relief as far as temperatures go for today.  The cold front that crossed the state late yesterday will bring temperatures down by ten degrees or so in most areas.  By Thursday

Temperatures statewide will remain well above normal for today.  Conditions will also be breezy to windy.  A few strong thunderstorms will be possible in the south and southeast.  Temperatures will cool down several degrees in northern areas on Wednesday. 

Over the last couple of days record setting high temperatures have been abundant across Wyoming.

On Sunday, June 24th,  A record 105 degrees was recorded in Worland, breaking the old record of 102 degrees set in 1974 and 1988. Riverton tied their record for the day, 101 degre

Governor Matt Mead is asking for an agricultural disaster to be declared for most of the state, due to drought conditions.

According to a press release from the Governor’s office, Mead is asking United States Se

Tropical Storm Debby may not be an actual hurricane, but that doesn’t mean she isn’t wreaking plenty of havoc – she’s already drenched Northern Florida in rain and spun off isolated tornadoes with at least one casualty.

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Temperatures across the Cowboy state will stay well above average for today and Tuesday. This will be especially true for southeastern areas and there will be a chance of at least a few record high temperatures once again today and Tuesday. Far southern and southeastern areas may also see a few strong thunderstorms late today and late Tuesday.

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A ridge of high pressure will help increase statewide temperatures today and through the upcoming weekend.  Many afternoon highs, reaching into the 90′s, may break some daily records.   Expect fairly dry conditions across wester