Not a bad day to go outside shopping around for deals. We saw significantly warmer temperatures all around the state with lots of 50s and 60s in the big cities. This is well above the seasonable level and getting a bit close to record heat.
After the quick cool down from the cold front, temperature began quickly warming up from the teens overnight into the 40s all around the state. Certainly above average for this time of year, but we should be used to that at this point.
After the cold front moved through last night, temperatures took a big dip compared to earlier in the week when we got near record high temperatures. Lots of scattered snow showers throughout the state this morning, but not a whole lot in terms of accumulation.
With temperatures starting out in the 60′s across Wyoming this week, things will be looking warm at first. However, Tuesday night will see cool air from the North and West make its way into the state, bringing possibilities for snow and precipitation in North and Central Wyoming.
It’s hard to believe that we are getting into the end of November especially given how warm temperatures have been today and much of the season. At this point, it just takes a number of cold fronts to move through just to reach seasonable conditions.
Today is the beginning of the warm up after the cold front has passed through. Waking up this morning, most cities saw the coldest temperatures of the season so far with lots of teens around the region. Weather conditions are also returning to what we saw just before the front came through.
That cold front really worked it’s magic as temperatures plummeted last night and didn’t get all that warm during the day. As a result, temperatures were below seasonable levels. A nice change from the very warm season we have been experiencing so far.
Another warm day for this time of year in the Cowboy State. Luckily, it wasn’t as hot it was yesterday as most places weren’t near setting any new records. Today was just as breezy too with the winds beginning to calm down going into the evening hours.
Just like yesterday, those warm and windy conditions stuck around. This time, temperatures got even warmer with the help of the westerly winds and many cities got close to record heat. It’s hard to believe that it is the middle of November when temperatures are in the 60s and 70s.
Warm and windy conditions look to be sticking around the Cowboy state for the next few days until a strong cold front will drop off temperatures by the middle of this week.
Despite the strong winds staying in the eastern and southern regions of the state, temperatures began warming up all around reaching into the 50s. Clouds were sticking around, but the strong gusts are helping to move a lot of it out to the east.
Seeing the weather today is like deja vu. It’s okay because our conditions are almost identical to what we saw yesterday. Colder temperatures were around the state with many of the cities not being able to break the 50 degree mark.
The sun is back out again today, but those temperatures took a sharp drop compared to yesterday. Lows overnight where warm for this time of year and we didn’t warm up much from there.
Today warmer temperature could be seen across the state compared to yesterday as the Jetstream has moved farther to the north. As a result, the Wyoming wind was back in the forecast.
Today, we finally saw the return of those cooler and more seasonable temperatures after the capital city almost hit the record high yesterday. At this point, it seems like we need continuous cold front to move through just so we can get back down to our normal temperature range.
Today we saw temperatures getting well above average to the point we almost hit the record high heat in the capital city today. That will be changing starting overnight tonight. We have a cold front moving through that will be dropping temperatures back to more seasonable temperatures.
Those warmer temperatures were sticking around for much of the state and it looks like they will continue over the weekend. The cold front has dissipated over the region and we are seeing some slightly cooler temperatures out to the northwest where they also some scattered rain and snow showers last night.
Today, while being very warm for this time of year, was very nice outside. Temperatures across the state reached into the 60s with a few places hitting those lower 70s. Skies remained relatively clear, but that Wyoming wind is back in the forecast.
Today we started to see the return of those more seasonable temperatures and conditions across the Cowboy State. A lot of the clouds began moving out and the temperatures starting warming up. Around the region, we saw high temperatures running from the 40s to the 60s across the state.
It just seems that November is not really off to the best start in terms of weather. In the southern half of the state, temperatures began to warm up, but we were still met with overcast skies and scattered showers. The northern regions like Casper seem to be off to a much better start today with partly cloudy skies and temperatures much closer to the seasonable levels.
Temperatures today haven’t changed too much from this time yesterday. The southern half of the state saw snow starting last evening and kept going until about the middle of today. Given how warm the temperatures have been lately, not a lot of it accumulated. Most of the roads have been clear considering much of it melted once it hit.
This is certainly not the ideal forecast for a holiday that is primarily based outside. Cold, cloudy and wet conditions are expected to continue into the overnight hour with and inch to two inches of snow likely starting this evening.
After a warm day outside with mostly clear skies and a nice breeze, we can already start to see some signs of the cold front moving through. The northern regions of the state are starting to see clouds rolling in.
The Wyoming wind stuck around for much of today, but with those warmer temperatures, it certainly felt more bearable. Gusts throughout the region still reached over 40 MPH in some cities. The southeast corner can still expect strong gusts going into the overnight before calming down for tomorrow.
The cold front has finally passed through the whole state taking the majority of moisture along with it. What it ended up leaving behind was that strong Wyoming wind. This time, coming from the north keeping temperatures cool throughout the state.
We started off on the warm side as those clouds began rolling through the state. Temperatures began dropping ever since and there is lots of rain on the radar. Some areas are seeing lots of rain while others are seeing very little.
Today is the beginning of the changes in our weather patterns from the cold front. Starting off, we have a lot of clouds moving in from the western side of the state. Secondly, temperatures are much warmer than we typically see this time of year, even compared to yesterday.
