Riverton, WY – Smoke will linger across much of Riverton this week, affecting air quality and visibility, particularly on roads such as US 26. Winds from the north will spread smoke across the area, making outdoor activities challenging. Monday’s forecast sees sunny skies with highs near 78°F, but smoke will continue. Visibility could drop, making travel hazardous, especially in the early morning hours. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), smoke will start to dissipate by midweek, but residents are advised to limit outdoor exposure and monitor air quality alerts.
Expect smoke in the morning hours through Monday. Areas of smoke are also likely to settle near highways, potentially affecting traffic visibility. Temperatures will remain mild, with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, but air quality concerns will persist. Winds from the northwest will slowly calm by Monday night, improving conditions by Tuesday when mostly clear skies are expected. By Wednesday, skies will be sunny, with temperatures peaking around 80°F. Local authorities advise checking road conditions, particularly along rural routes, as smoke can limit visibility and create unsafe driving conditions.
