Colder Weather Coming Back

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - Today’s temperatures are pretty warm. We’re in a warm patch and our cold weather has moved off to our east.

This afternoon we were warmer than a lot of places across the nation. Our colder weather moved... — This afternoon we were warmer than a lot of places across the nation. Our colder weather moved east and we were warmer than places like St. Louis, Omaha, and even Atlanta(KGWN Weather Desk)

Today’s and tomorrow’s highs are going to be very similar and near 60 in Cheyenne. A bit colder elsewhere near Casper and Rawlins but still relatively warm

Today and tomorrow's highs are going to be near 60 for the Cheyenne area and near 50 for Casper(KGWN Weather Desk)

Tonight’s lows are going to be a bit chilly, especially with some winds tonight but this will be one of the warmest nights this week.

Tonight's lows are a bit chilly around the area but not too bad(KGWN Weather Desk)

Unfortunately a cold front will move through the area Thursday and it’ll cool things off quite a lot but warmer temperatures will return for both Casper and Cheyenne after the cold front moves through.

A steep drop in temperatures coming Thursday as a cold front will move through early.... — A steep drop in temperatures coming Thursday as a cold front will move through early. Temperatures will slowly warm up afterwards(KGWN Weather Desk)

Colder temperatures won’t be the only thing coming with the front. Rain and snow will move into the Cowboy State with the cold front. We won’t see a lot of snow with this front but a dusting to an inch is likely.

Rain and snow coming with that cold front tomorrow afternoon(KGWN Weather Desk)

For our extended forecast, the sun will return and the winds will calm down after the cold front passes and warmer temperatures will return. We won’t get back to the 60s but 50s are more likely for the Cheyenne area. Casper will get a bit colder with a chance of snow for Thursday but not much snow will fall. Again, warmer temperatures will return after the cold front passes through.