Sunny Days Continue

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (Wyoming News Now) - The Calendar may say it is fall, but the temperatures say otherwise. Despite this, if you are loving the sunny weather, you will love the next couple of days as we will continue to see sunshine across the Cowboy state through Friday. As we head into the overnight hours, we will see those temperatures fall into the 30s and 40s. We will see some temperatures that won’t fall below 50 in North Central Wyoming.

Low Temperatures for Wyoming/West Nebraska(KGWN Weather)

As we head into Tuesday, we will be dealing with another day of warm temperatures across the Cowboy State. Temperatures will be into the 70s to the middle 80s. Cooler conditions are expected in the mountains, with highs into the 50s and 60s, depending on where you are.

High Temperatures for Wyoming/West Nebraska(KGWN Weather)

Cheyenne Temperature Trend - Temperatures will remain warm over the next several days. Once we reach Sunday, we will start to see temperatures trending cooler. The normal high temperature for Cheyenne is 69

Casper Temperature Trend - Temperatures will remain warm over the next several days. We do get a break from the 80 degree weather on Thursday, with a high temperature expected to be into the middle 70s. We see warm temperatures continue up until Sunday, before we see a cooling trend. Normal high temperatures for this time of year in Casper is 71°F.

Extended Forecast Cheyenne - Sunshine will continue for the next couple of days across the area. We could see rain chances into the weekend, even though the chances will remain low. Temperatures will warm up by mid week. Once we head into Sunday, we start to see a cooling trend.

Cheyenne Extended Forecast(KGWN Weather)

Extended Forecast Casper - Sunshine will continue for the next couple of days across the area. We could see rain chances into the weekend, even though the chances will remain low. Temperatures will warm up by mid week. We catch a break from the 80 degree weather on Thursday, before we see 80s return on Friday. Once we head into Sunday, we start to see a cooling trend.