Cheyenne National Weather Service

A cold front is headed for southeast Wyoming, and it's bringing the kind of relief that makes a hot August feel a little more manageable

Southeast Wyoming could hit 97 degrees by Sunday — but first, get through a stormy stretch that's making this week anything but straightforward.

Picture this: streets glistening with rain as storms roll through. It's that time of year again when the skies dance and the rivers swell

Grab your umbrellas, folks! We're in for some much-needed rain that'll cool things off and brighten our landscapes. Just what we needed!"

You know that scorching heat we've been dealing with? Well, grab your favorite drink — a refreshing change is on the way this weekend

With the Fire Danger soaring, it's that kind of dry heat that makes you think twice about that backyard barbecue... stay tuned for the latest updates

Monday hits near 91 in Cheyenne before the week shifts into a stretch of afternoon storms, elevated fire danger, and a heat wave building toward the weekend.

Thunderstorms may be on the horizon, but so are risks for wildfires. Here’s what to watch for in the skies

Friday is shaping up to be the hottest and most fire-prone day of the week across southeast Wyoming — and that's saying something given the stretch of 80s and 90s already in the forecast.

Summer’s just getting started, but that cozy feeling of rain might be knocking at our door—stay tuned for what’s in store