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Cheyenne cools after historic July heat ahead of next round of hot temps
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A cool Wednesday may be welcome in southeast Wyoming on the heels of the third hottest July on record for Cheyenne. The National Weather Service in Cheyenne reports an average July temperature of 74.1 degrees, about 4 degrees above normal. The warmest day was July 26, with a recorded temperature of 99 degrees, while the coolest days were July 1 and the Fourth of July, with a low temp of 52.
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Cooler temperatures offer brief relief to southeast Wyoming before heat returns
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A cold front moving across the area will bring cooler temperatures to southeast Wyoming today, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne. The high temperature in Cheyenne will reach near 72 degrees under mostly cloudy morning skies that are set to clear in the afternoon. Relative humidity levels will rise into the 30s and 40s east of Interstate 25, ending critical fire weather concerns for the eastern plains.
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Cooler temperatures to bring brief relief after Cheyenne ties Aug. 2 heat record
CHEYENNE — After tying a daily heat record Sunday, Cheyenne residents can expect a dramatic cooldown this week as a slight cold front pushes through southeast Wyoming, bringing temperatures down into the low 70s before warmer weather gradually returns. National Weather Service (NWS) of Cheyenne Meteorologist Mathew McLaughlin said Sunday’s temperature of 98 degrees tied the Aug. 2, 2008, record high. McLaughlin said a cold front began moving through Cheyenne Monday morning, though it is weak compared to fronts seen during other times of the year. “During the summertime, the sun and our winds are pretty much the key factors into how the temperatures will react,” McLaughlin said. “However, due to what we call an upper-level trough pushing through, that’s going to filter down some cold air, or cooler air, I guess you could say, compared to what we’ve had over the past several days.” The cooler air, originating from Canada, he said, is expected to bring daytime highs into the low- to mid-70s on Tuesday, with forecast highs ranging between 70 and 75 degrees, and lows in the 60s. But don’t get your fall gear out just yet, because the cooler temperatures will be short-lived. McLaughlin said Cheyenne should
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August Drought Update
Cheyenne, Wyo. - Transcribed from video. We are now in the month of August, which means we are officially past Wyoming's wettest time of year. Wyoming sees the bulk of its rain between the months of May and July, but this summer rain so far has been below average. Looking...
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Cheyenne under red flag warning as hot, dry winds precede brief Tuesday cooldown
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Red flag warnings remain in effect across southeast Wyoming today as hot temperatures, gusty winds and dry air create critical fire conditions ahead of an incoming cold front. The National Weather Service in Cheyenne issued the warning through 9 p.m. Monday for Laramie County and surrounding...
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Heat wave follows Friday storms as Cheyenne faces near-record highs
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Scattered afternoon storms and hazy skies will give way to heat across Laramie County this weekend. The National Weather Service in Cheyenne expects temperatures to reach near 97 degrees on Sunday. That high would approach the daily record of 98 degrees set in 2008. Today brings...
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Rain expected in Cheyenne today before temps make triple-digit run
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Heavy rain and potential localized flooding will affect southeast Wyoming through tonight before intense heat moves into the region over the weekend. Meteorologists with the National Weather Service in Cheyenne said that monsoon moisture will stay over the high plains through the end of the week, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms across Laramie County.
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Heavy Rain, Large Hail Possible In Southeast Wyoming
The Cheyenne Office of the National Weather Service says strong to severe storms are possible in southeast Wyoming today. The agency posted the following on its website: "There is the potential for a few strong to severe thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon and evening. The stronger storms will be capable of producing large hail, gusty winds up to 65 mph, frequent lightning, and brief very heavy rainfall."
Wyoming News
Record 99-degree high temperature marks hottest July 26 in Cheyenne history
CHEYENNE — Wyoming’s capital city has broken many weather-related records over the past several months, and Sunday’s high temperature was just the latest. Colby Goatley, National Weather Service of Cheyenne lead meteorologist, told the Wyoming Tribune Eagle on Monday that Sunday’s high of 99 degrees broke the previous record for the hottest July 26 of 95 degrees, set in 1910. “It’s primarily just a very strong area of high pressure that’s been sitting over the central and even right along the Front Range of the U.S.,” Goatley said. “Also, with the way the flow’s set up, we are pulling in a little bit of some air from Nevada and the southern part of California. “So, while we are still getting some moisture with it, which is going to, at night, keep the temperatures warmer, we’re also pulling in a little bit of warmer air from that southwestern portion of the U.S.” The hottest temperature ever in Cheyenne’s recorded weather history is 100 degrees, Goatley said. According to recordtemps.in , Cheyenne has only reached the triple-digit high four times — on July 14, 1881; July 15, 1881; July 11, 1939, and June 23, 1954. It’s unclear whether the city will break