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5AM 3/29 - Red Flag Warnings are in effect through 9PM Monday for the entire area except the mountains. High fire danger is present everywhere due to another round of record warm temperatures, gusty westerly winds, and low humidity. Monday will be a little worse with stronger winds expected and similarly warm temperatures. Each evening will bring a chance for scattered showers that may produce gusty and erratic winds along with a few lightning strikes, but little to no rainfall. A cold front will bring a break in the fire weather concerns Monday night.
5AM 3/29 - Here's a look at the weather for the week ahead! Near record warmth and high fire danger will continue through Monday. A cold front will arrive Monday night and bring unsettled weather with a chance for rain and snow Tuesday & Wednesday. Expect a brief warm up on Thursday with increasing winds. Another storm system arrives Thursday night and will have the potential to produce strong winds as well as additional rain and snow. Neither system is expected to bring drought-busting rain or snow, but this will be the best chance for some moisture we have seen in several weeks.
7PM 3/29 - Another day, another record… New daily high temperatures have been set today in Cheyenne, Laramie, and Rawlins. More daily high records may be broken as warm temperatures will continue across the area Monday. With gusty winds, fire danger will also be very high on Monday as well! Avoid any activities that could cause a spark. A cold front will arrive Monday night, bringing an end to the records, for the time being, as cooler temperatures return to the region for the last day of March.
SKYWARN Spotter Training is back! Here’s the list of all the Spotter Trainings we will be presenting this year! They are free to attend, for all ages, and typically last about 2 hours. Keep your eyes to the skies and learn how to identify storm features, report severe weather, and get a refresher on severe weather safety! Please see this website for more information and exact locations for training. weather.gov/cys/skywarn