Southeast Wyoming

A cooler, drier weather pattern setting up through mid-June could mean more fires this summer, according to the National Weather Service in Cheyenne.

A tornado cannot be ruled out, but the chance is low.

The mercury climbed to 87 degrees in Cheyenne, tying the previous record for May 31 set back in 2002.

Areas east of I-25 in southeast Wyoming and the northern Nebraska Panhandle could see very large hail, damaging downburst winds and tornadoes this afternoon.

Another spring storm system is expected to bring snow to areas along and west of Interstate 25 in southeast Wyoming Thursday night.

Those traveling in southeast Wyoming today will have to contend with strong crosswinds near the I-80 Summit and along I-25 between Chugwater and Glendo.

Some portions of southeast Wyoming could see accumulating snowfall later this week, as a strong cold front sweeps across the area.

Some locations east of the Interstate 25 corridor will see temperatures in the low 70s Saturday afternoon.

Blowing snow will create areas of low visibility along with slick to snow covered roadways.

Strong winds combined with recent snow could cause additional travel hazards along I-80 near Arlington and I-25 near Bordeaux today through Tuesday morning.