hail

The National Weather Service advises that people living in flood-prone areas prepare to take action, should flooding develop.

August 1st marks the anniversary of a storm that covered Cheyenne, Wyoming with over 6 inches of rain and up to a foot of hail. The storm which took 12 lives and injured 70 people also caused over $65 million dollars in damage to the community...

Killdeer, North Dakota located just north of Dickinson was pounded by a hail storm late in the day Sunday,July 10th.

One quarter to one half inch hail and winds in excess of 40 mph will be possible with this storm.

The storm could include hail and high wind.

Some heavy showers are headed our way.

All this accompanied by colder temperatures, could last until Wednesday morning.

  Much of Wyoming was hit by some moisture yesterday but areas along the I-80 corridor got down right hammered. While much of southeast Wyoming was under flash flood watches and warnings a large thunderstorm dumped a radar estimated 3-5 inches of rain in the Medicine Bow area and a hail laden thunderstorm rumbled into Laramie midday on July29th dumping a lot of white stuff, but only on a few parts

  Much of Wyoming was hit by some moisture yesterday but areas along the I-80 corridor got down right hammered. While much of southeast Wyoming was under flash flood watches and warnings a large thunderstorm dumped a radar estimated 3-5 inches of rain in the Medicine Bow area and a hail laden thunderstorm rumbled into Laramie midday on July29th dumping a lot of white stuff, but only on a few parts

The threat of severe weather in parts of Wyoming, Nebraska and Iowa started early on Tuesday, June 3rd. The National Weather Service started early giving residents a heads up that severe weather was a real possibility across the region and Mother Nature came through with what was promised...