DayWeather

We are finally seeing a change in our weather pattern.  An area of low pressure coming in from the Pacific will allow showers to form in western Wyoming today.  This slow moving weather system heads east and will bring showers to central and southern portions of the state later today and tonight

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The weather will be super to be outdoors in the Cowboy State this weekend.  The ridge of high pressure that has been in place will not budge for the next two to three days.  It will be mostly sunny to sunny with some areas of haze in portions of the state

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The sun will continue to shine brightly across the state for the next couple of days.  High pressure overhead continues to dominate our weather which will lead to more of the same weather conditions today and Friday

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Stubborn high pressure overhead will keep the storm track well to our north for the next several days.  This will make for continued dry weather conditions and mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies.  There will be areas of haze and smoke in northwest, central, east central and southeast Wyoming at times due to wildfires in the region

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High pressure overhead will keep the storm track and the precipitation well to our north.  As no fronts or weather systems are expected between now and Friday, conditions will stay dry throughout the state

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A dry, warm and stable air mass is in place.  There will be plenty of sun both today and Saturday.  Temperatures will range from the 70s to the 80s, with a few lower 90s in the far east.

The wind starts to pick up on Saturday

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A large area of high pressure will continue to be our main weather influence for the rest of this week.  Expect partly to mostly sunny skies across the Cowboy state.  Periods of smoke and haze will be intermittent across areas with current burning fires

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A swath of cooler air has encompassed the state today, with temperatures struggling to reach near normal ranges this afternoon.  A cold front pushed through last night, and continues to bring rain showers and foggy conditions to the far southeast corner

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As a cold front drifts through today, temperatures will be cooler in the central and southern portions of the state.  Unfortunately, it does not look like there will be much in the way of precipitation for those areas

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The relative humidity is low, the air mass overhead is very dry, it will be hot and the wind is starting to pick up in portions of the state.  All of this has lead to a Red Flag Warning that i

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