Riverton, WY – Spring is bringing a mix of weather to Wyoming, and Riverton is no exception. Starting Monday and continuing into Tuesday, conditions are expected to be breezy and warm, with the possibility of precipitation in the western part of the state. These gusty conditions will persist as the state enters a period of elevated fire risk due to dry and windy conditions. Travelers and residents are urged to stay alert to changing weather conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday night into Tuesday will see winds between 15-25 mph in Riverton, with gusts potentially reaching up to 34 mph. The region will also experience a mix of clouds and sun, with a chance of isolated showers late in the day. Temperatures will rise into the mid-60s on Tuesday, with highs possibly reaching 67°F, signaling a warmer start to the week.
Looking ahead to the rest of the week, Wyoming is expected to continue experiencing mild spring temperatures, with highs in the 70s by Friday and Saturday. However, Tuesday through Wednesday brings the risk of isolated showers and thunderstorms, along with continuing elevated fire weather conditions. Winds are forecasted to remain strong, and temperatures are expected to stay above average.
Residents should be aware of potential risks associated with the weather, including fire hazards, and should remain cautious in windy conditions. For now, enjoy the sunny breaks while preparing for some breezy stretches throughout the next few days.
Extended 5-Day Forecast:
- Monday: High 68°F, Low 30°F. Sunny and breezy.
- Tuesday: High 67°F, Low 32°F. Partly sunny and breezy with showers possible.
- Wednesday: High 63°F, Low 32°F. Mostly sunny, breezy.
- Thursday: High 68°F, Low 36°F. Sunny and warm.
- Friday: High 79°F, Low 43°F. Mostly sunny, breezy.
