Aaron Lowery
Meteorologist
Cheyenne
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Aaron Lowery was born and raised in Marietta, GA and attended college at Mississippi State University for four years where he earned his Bachelor's degree in Geosciences with a concentration in Broadcast Meteorology. Before joining the Wyoming News Now team, Aaron worked for Publix Supermarkets for 5 years. In his free time Aaron likes to spend time outside, watch sports, listen to music, and play video games. In addition to his passion for weather he also has a major passion for sports, especially the Atlanta Braves.
Sunshine will dominate the forecast for the next week, bringing pleasant weather to Wyoming. This is not good for drought conditions around the state, however, as many locations are still dealing with severe to extreme drought.
Scattered snow showers opened up the month of December in Wyoming, and some locations are seeing strong winds to go with them. The snow should come to an end by tomorrow afternoon, and sunshine will warm things up as the weekend arrives.
Snow chances are going up to kick off December, and November is finishing off on a windy note.
Sunshine will dominate the weekend however the temperatures around Wyoming will continue to fluctuate up and down the way they have been this week. Snow is also possible next Tuesday, however there is not a lot of confidence at this time in what to expect.
The snow in Wyoming was very limited this morning and only fell in the far southeast portions of the state, but now that it has left calm and cool conditions are left behind. Those will come to an end tonight as breezes pickup around the state.
Snow is possible for SE Wyoming tonight as well as Northern Colorado, and strong winds will return to Wyoming on Wednesday.
The snow chances for tonight in Wyoming have vanished, meaning the weekend will be a bit warmer than initially forecast. The next chance for snow looks to be Monday in SE Wyoming and Thanksgiving for other parts of the state.
The wind is back for several counties around Wyoming, however the chance for widespread snow this weekend looks to be dropping.
Pleasant conditions have returned to Wyoming as high pressure builds over the Central and Western US.
It will be a windy weekend around Wyoming and the western half of the state will see some measurable snowfall.
A weak cold front will bring some scattered snow showers to Wyoming throughout the day on Wednesday, and then wind will dominate the state over the weekend.
Strong winds have returned to Wyoming this afternoon, blowing up snow from yesterday and making driving conditions more hazardous.
This weekend's storm system's arrival continues to be delayed, with precipitation not expected to move into Wyoming until late Saturday afternoon. Snow accumulations will be limited with the exception of the mountainous northwest, and some very strong winds are expected Sunday afternoon.
Conditions heading into this weekend are expected to be quite warm, with low temperatures during the overnight hours Saturday remaining above freezing for many. This will prevent almost all snow accumulations, and some locations may not even see snow.
Our next system is set to come through Wyoming this weekend, but it doesn't look like a system we would see in November at this moment.
Very warm conditions will stick with Wyoming this week, and some places may even see record highs fall. The sunshine and warmth will come to an end this weekend however as our next round of winter weather makes its way into the state.
A weak cold front will pass through Wyoming Friday night into Saturday morning, bringing some strong winds during the overnight hours and cooler temperatures for Halloween. The sunshine is expected to continue through the weekend and much of next week.
Sunshine continues to dominate the forecast through Halloween weekend and into the first week of November. These nice conditions are ideal given the festivities around the state this weekend.
Temperatures will continue to climb through the work week, with each day allowing more snowmelt ahead of Halloween weekend.
Temperatures will bounce back gradually this week now that the winter weather has passed.
The second bout of winter weather moves in tomorrow, and thanks to the first one, it won't take long for snow to begin accumulating. More record low temperatures will likely fall this weekend as well.
The first of two storms has arrived for Wyoming today. Tomorrow will bring the state a short break before the second, more powerful system arrives.
Two storm systems will be passing through Wyoming in the next 3 days, and both are expected to bring widespread snow.
The week will start with a rebound of temperatures from this weekend, but later in the week most of Wyoming will see snow as a new low pressure system drops in from the north.
As another storm system pushes through Wyoming this weekend, many places in the state will have a chance to see rain, snow, or both.
Today is a chilly day after the passing of a cold front, but temperatures will climb back up on Friday and Saturday ahead of yet another cold front arriving this weekend.
More ridiculous winds are on deck for Wyoming Wednesday afternoon as a cold front moves through the state.
Winds are a bit calmer for Tuesday, but they will pick right back up for Wednesday ahead of a midweek cold front.
Strong winds are expected across Wyoming throughout the week, which is a cause for concern regarding the Mullen Fire and its spread eastward.
A cold front will be pushing through Wyoming this weekend, dropping temperatures, bringing many of us rain, and also bringing some very strong winds that could be problematic with the Mullen Fire.
Fire threats are escalating as breezy conditions return. The cold front coming this weekend will be a major factor in what happens next with the Mullen Fire, with the potential to both suppress it as well as make it grow.
Fire threats have subsided for today thanks to calmer winds around Wyoming, but more fire threats will return with the winds beginning tomorrow.
Fire threats are here again today, however they are less widespread. Expect them to be on and off throughout the week with on and off winds amidst unseasonably warm temperatures.
Strong winds have returned to kick the new week off, raising fire weather threats for parts of Wyoming.
Fire potential is on the rise again thanks to warmer and breezier conditions returning for Friday afternoon.
Rain chances look to be severely limited this weekend, and above average temperatures and more dry conditions into next week could allow the Mullen Fire to spread even further.
As the week finishes a weak cold front will move into Wyoming bringing cloud cover and a small opportunity for rain.
Warmer conditions along with strong breezes have prompted the issuance of a Level 1 "Elevated" wildfire risk for Eastern Wyoming.
Colder conditions are kicking off the final week of September, however they will not last as temperatures bounce back on Tuesday.
Strong winds are returning as the weekend arrives in Wyoming, and they will likely push the Mullen Fire further east. Rain chances are going up a bit this weekend and temperatures are expected to drop, however, which could aide in the firefighters efforts.
Breezy conditions are returning to Wyoming this afternoon, enhancing a wildfire threat for much of the state that could last into the weekend.
Strong Winds will be moving into Wyoming ahead of the weekend, bringing extremely high risk weather for wildfires as well as the threat to spread the Mullen Fire further.
There is a very slight chance parts of Eastern Wyoming could see a rain shower or two today, but beyond that some strong winds will move into Wyoming, which could spread the Mullen Fire further.
A new week starts with a similar pattern to last week: dry and warm. However more clouds are expected this week which should reduce the total amount of smoke Wyoming sees.
As the work week finishes, rain chances rise thanks to an incoming system, however strong winds from the same system will escalate a wildfire threat.
Clouds will make a return to Wyoming tomorrow and rain chances will go up a bit this weekend as some haze clears out.
The smoky skies over Wyoming are expected to last through the work week, only coming to an end this weekend thanks to a slight uptick in rain chances and moisture.
Hazy skies will dominate Wyoming through the middle of the week, and rain chances aren't expected to climb again until Saturday.
Breezy conditions and summertime temperatures along with low humidity have raised the risk for wildfires across Wyoming this afternoon.
Rain will remain a possibility for most of Eastern Wyoming through the afternoon hours on Friday, however lots of sunshine and the return of summer temperatures is expected over the weekend.