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The Cheyenne Airport broke a 1974 record for June 8 with 2.37 inches of rain.

But Day says a more severe winter can be expected in some other parts of Wyoming.

Moderate to heavy snow, and blowing and drifting snow will develop on Saturday and continue through Saturday night.

Day expects cooler, wetter weather through the rest of this month to reduce the fire danger going into early July.

While the rain won't put the fire out, Day says it will help firefighters in their battle against the blaze.

It will be a little hotter and drier than usual, according to meteorologist Don Day Jr.

Wyoming could be looking at a wet, windy winter, according to a Cheyenne-based meteorologist.

The wet spring could be a good news/bad news situation for the summer fire season.