Severe Thunderstorms, Hail, Strong Winds Possible In SE Wyoming
Both Cheyenne and Laramie are included in the area that could see severe storms.
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It's Been Warmer in The Arctic Circle Than Wyoming This Week
Saturday, a town in Siberia had a high temperature of 100 degrees. It hasn't hit 100 in Cheyenne since 1954.
UPDATE: Cheyenne NWS Says Strong Winds, Hail Possible Today
50 - 60 mph wind gusts, quarter to golf ball sized hail and brief heavy rainfall will be possible in the strongest of storms.
60 MPH Winds, Quarter-Size Hail Possible In SE Wyoming Thursday
40 - 60 mph wind gusts, pea to quarter-sized hail and brief heavy rainfall will be possible in the strongest of storms.
NWS: Up to 7 Inches of Snow Expected in Western Wyoming Mountains
The advisory is in effect from 9 p.m. Tuesday until 9 a.m. Wednesday.
See Damage from the June 6 Snowy Range Tornado
101.9 King FM listener Jack Thiel was in the area this week and sent us these dramatic pictures of some of the damage:
Cheyenne NWS: Expect A Hot Day With Smoke From Fires
Highs could hit the upper 90s in southeast Wyoming on Tuesday.
The Hottest and Coldest Days in Wyoming
Wyoming enjoys pretty moderate temperatures year-round. But we do get the extremes once in a while. Here are the five coldest, and five hottest days in Wyoming.
Laramie Hasn't Seen Spring Snow Of This Magnitude Since 1974
Ironically, the 1974 storm occurred on exactly the same date, the night of June 8 and the morning of June 9.
I-80 From Laramie to Cheyenne Shut Down Into Tuesday Afternoon
For the latest information on Wyoming road conditions and closures, visit WyoRoad.info, call 511 or download the Wyoming 511 app.