Cheyenne, WY – October begins with mild weather and gusty winds across Wyoming, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne. Forecasters expect a mix of sun and clouds with steady westerly breezes through much of Wednesday.
According to NWS Cheyenne, temperatures will climb into the upper 60s to low 80s, with the warmest conditions likely in the eastern half of the state. Cities such as Torrington and Scottsbluff could see highs near 80 to 81 degrees, while Cheyenne is forecast around 75 degrees. Cooler readings will hold in the west, with Rawlins reaching the upper 60s.
Breezy conditions will be a key factor in today’s weather. Westerly winds are expected to remain gusty through the afternoon, which may impact outdoor activities, travel, and wildfire safety in open areas. The National Weather Service advises residents to use caution when driving high-profile vehicles and to secure loose outdoor items.
Looking ahead, forecasters note that the mild stretch of weather will continue into the coming days, though changing conditions could bring increased chances of cooler air and unsettled skies by the weekend.
Residents across Wyoming should plan for comfortable temperatures but keep an eye on the wind throughout the day.
