Cheyenne, WY – Wyoming residents should prepare for severe thunderstorms on Thursday, with potential threats including large hail and damaging winds. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Storm Prediction Center expects storms to develop along a cold front and dryline in the afternoon.
NOAA reports hail up to 2.5 inches in diameter and winds up to 80 mph are possible. The storm system is expected to impact Wyoming into the evening, with residents advised to remain alert and prepared for severe weather conditions.
Severe thunderstorm development is anticipated to start by late Thursday afternoon, particularly over central and eastern Wyoming, and move southeastward. This weather system could initially produce scattered supercells, which might evolve into clusters as the night progresses.
Wyoming residents should closely monitor weather updates and have a plan in place to ensure their safety. It is essential to be ready for sudden weather changes and take all necessary precautions to protect both life and property. Stay informed through local weather alerts for the latest information on the storm’s movement and impact.
The extended forecast for Wyoming indicates a return to calmer conditions over the weekend, with mostly sunny skies and temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to the low 80s. However, isolated thunderstorms may develop early next week, so staying weather-aware remains important.
