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Don Day says he doesn't expect unusually hot or wet weather this summer.

The wet spring could be a good news/bad news situation for the summer fire season.

Cheyenne-based meteorologist Don Day says Cheyenne could see temperatures as low as minus 20 on Thursday night as a blast of cold, arctic air continues to rock the area. That minus 20, just to be clear, isn't a windchill, it's an actual temperature...

Cheyenne-based meteorologist Don Day Jr. says this winter will probably be colder and snowier than usual, especially in the eastern half of Wyoming.

September  2013 still has more than 10 days left, but it's already the wettest September in Cheyenne history, according to a local meteorologist. Don Day of Dayweather Inc. says the area has received over 6 inches of rain, exceeding the total for any September since such records began being kept in this area...

A Cheyenne-based meteorologist is forecasting near normal weather conditions for southeast Wyoming this summer. But Don Day says portions of western and southwestern Wyoming could see an increasingly severe drought through the next few months...

Cheyenne-based meteorologist Don Day says early indications are that southeastern Wyoming can expect fairly average weather conditions for the upcoming winter season.