Riverton, WY – Wyoming residents can look forward to a break from the summer heat this week as a cold front is set to move through the region on Wednesday, bringing cooler temperatures and increased chances of rain and thunderstorms.
According to the US National Weather Service in Riverton, the cold front will pass through Wednesday afternoon, causing temperatures to drop significantly. The current forecast shows highs in the 80s on Wednesday, followed by a dip into the 70s on Thursday, and remaining in the lower 80s through the weekend. Monsoonal moisture will contribute to persistent showers and thunderstorms from Thursday through Saturday.
Tuesday will start off hot and dry, with temperatures soaring into the 90s and scattered thunderstorms expected later in the day. By Wednesday, the cold front will introduce slightly cooler weather with afternoon thunderstorms. The temperature will drop further on Thursday, bringing widespread showers and thunderstorms with highs in the 70s. This pattern will continue into Friday and Saturday, with widespread showers and thunderstorms likely each day.
Residents should prepare for wet conditions and cooler weather through the weekend. It’s advised to keep an eye on the forecast and plan accordingly for outdoor activities. The weather is expected to stabilize somewhat by Sunday, with temperatures rising back into the low 80s and clearer skies returning.
