Very Warm Today, Cooler Tomorrow

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - A very warm day today around the area with the eastern edge of Wyoming and Nebraska reaching 90 for highs here today. Winds through the area should help us keep cool but it’s important to stay hydrated and maybe keep a fan on. Also there is a large difference in temperatures when you compare Wheatland to Yellowstone. A 40 degree difference is quite a change.

Today's highs are very warm with 80s and 90s(KGWN Weather Desk)

Tonight will be much cooler and our lows will be around average but it will stay pretty mild for most of the evening only dipping below 60 in the overnight hours for most places. On the eastern edge of Wyoming though, our lows will be very cool and almost like Fall.

Lows tonight are going to be around the same as normal with mid to upper 50s through most of... — Lows tonight are going to be around the same as normal with mid to upper 50s through most of Wyoming and colder on the western edge(KGWN Weather Desk)

Tomorrow’s highs are going to be cooler than today’s with mostly 70s and 80s through the state but also 50s and 60s in the western half of Wyoming and in the northern portions of the state. Still, in most areas it will feel more like summer than the past few weeks.

Tomorrow's highs are going to be cooler with a lot of 80s and 70s(KGWN Weather Desk)

For our extended forecast both in Cheyenne and Casper we can expect scattered showers and storms coming for the end of our week. Some storms on Friday will bring the risk of severe weather so we should be prepared in case there is severe weather forecast for our area. For now though, it’s still uncertain how much the risk of severe weather will be on Friday so we’ll monitor the conditions as Friday approaches. Wednesday and Thursday likely won’t bring severe weather into the area but we still should be ready for some stronger storms through those days. Again, we’ll keep you up to date on those storms and any more that move through the area. After our stormy end to the week, it’ll be dry, sunny, and warm for both Cheyenne and Casper so we can continue to enjoy our summer.