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The National Weather Service has issued flash flood warning for Albany and Laramie counties.

The latest road conditions around the state can be found by visiting wyoroad.info, dialing 511 or downloading the Wyoming 511 app from WYDOT.

The National Weather Service of Cheyenne has issued a severe weather warning for Cheyenne for July 30, 2017.

Wind gusts up to 70 mph are possible, with a peak wind gust at 90 mph was reported at the Laramie Airport.

Frostbite can occur in less than five minutes in such conditions, so dress appropriately if you go outside and take extra care to protect extremities such as fingers, toes, ear lobes and the tip of your nose.

West winds with sustained speeds of 35-50 mph are expected with gusts to 65 mph.

The National Weather Service has issued a weather forecast for today and Saturday that is more like a fall forecast than summer.

Crews are fanning out from the fire's edge into Wyoming in search of areas where firefighters could directly engage the flames with a high probability of success.

Spring is four weeks old but winter is like a bad brother-in-law that won’t leave. It’s alright, we need the moisture. We’ll get to the forecast in a moment.   The Cheyenne forecast issued by The National Weather Service as of 6am Saturday, April 16: Strong storm system will impact southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska this weekend. ...