Forecast

Temperatures were cooler in SE Wyoming as a mild cold front rolled in Sunday afternoon. Clouds are starting to develop heading into tonight. With the development of clouds, we are looking at potential isolated showers & thunderstorms for this evening. The storms will be bringing some gusty winds with small sized hail. Afterwards, the remainder of the night is looking to be mostly clear with cool temperatures and a light breeze for Cheyenne.

Clouds have ruled the skies for south eastern Wyoming. Overcast in Cheyenne is threatening possible showers and thunderstorms for later into the evening. Temperatures in Cheyenne were in the lower 80s with very mild gusts throughout the afternoon. Winds have become very sustainable for tonight. Casper reached the lower 90s for another hot day in the region. Some clouds hanged around and there is a small lingering possibility of tonight bringing some isolated showers to the Casper region. The showers could turn to isolated thunderstorms.

The upcoming weekend will feel better than the past couple due to cooler conditions as well as cloudy conditions. A cold front coming through on Sunday will cool things off heading into the start of next week but could bring a severe weather threat with it.

Drought conditions have worsened across the state yet again over the last week, and fire weather makes a return for Wyoming as severe weather takes a step back.

The severe weather will be less likely the next couple of days, but a cloudy pattern will be moving into Wyoming as we finish off the week.

Another round of severe weather is on deck for parts of Wyoming, and the heat comes back tomorrow.

Severe weather will be possible again today, and cooler conditions are expected overall this week.

Dry, hot, and breezy conditions have raised the risk for wildfires Friday, resulting in a Red Flag Warning being issued for much of the State until Friday at 8PM. The heat will continue into the weekend.

The heat will be sticking with much of Wyoming again this weekend, and drought conditions have worsened and become more widespread for the state as well.

A rather calm weather pattern will be making its way into Wyoming as we finish off the week, resulting in a heat building back in and lots of sunshine. The fire weather risk will escalate a little bit as we approach the weekend.

What to expect with weather in Cheyenne over the next 5 days.

What to expect over the next 5 days in Casper.

Detailed Forecast for Wednesday, July 8th

Bring date-night indoors. Have the snow shovels handy!

Winter Storm Watches & Warnings expire Sunday at 2pm.

First Day of Winter: Winter Solstice 2017 hits the Mountian West today (Thursday 9:27 am).

Arctic air mass moves into the viewing area tomorrow night, with some snow.

Snow event looks to strike the capital city as soon as Thursday morning

Accumulating snowfall expected on Monday

A significant snowfall event is forecast for tomorrow evening into Monday morning.

Record breaking heat, to return Tuesday

90s and 100s are the highs tomorrow with some breezy conditions at times. Labor day is dry and breezy.

Temperatures will be 5-10 degrees above average for the weekend with dry conditions. Cold front moves through next week dropping temps by 10-15 degrees.

Can't rule out a stray shower or storm tomorrow afternoon. Limited cloud cover for the Eclipse across the state of Wyoming.

Scattered showers and storms will develop once again tomorrow afternoon and evening, some could be strong.

Strong to severe storms are possible tomorrow with damaging winds, large hail, and a chance of a tornado.

Bring the Umbrella Tomorrow, Tuesday!

Showers and storms will continue into the overnight hours. Widespread showers and storms tomorrow.

Showers and storms will once again develop tomorrow afternoon and evening with locally heavy rainfall.

Just another typical afternoon tomorrow with pop-up afternoon/evening showers and storms. Locally heavy rainfall on Tuesday.