Weather

Think grilling is just about fire and meat? There’s a whole art to it, especially when the weather can change in a heartbeat.

With bear monitoring set to kick off, Wyoming's wilderness is buzzing with activity. Those planning outdoor fun this weekend should definitely stay bear-aware.

When a thunderstorm rolls in, it’s a mixed bag for firefighters. Rain can help, but lightning? That could spark a whole new set of problems.

As the sun sets tonight, a chill is creeping in—Wyoming is about to experience some surprising temperatures.

As the temperature creeps up into the 90s, it's time to think about how to keep cool and safe this summer.

Wyoming's forests are not just beautiful; they're getting a makeover aimed at keeping them safe from wildfires. Let’s dive into what this means for our outdoors.

Wind turbines dot the Wyoming skyline, but did you know they require some serious maintenance? Let's peek behind the curtains of these energy giants.

The Almanac predicts warmer-than-normal temperatures for September and October in Wyoming.

Scrolling past those viral life hacks can feel like a chore, but one surprising post about grilling caught my eye this week.

As Independence Day rolls around, Wyoming residents are gearing up for fireworks fun—just not in their own backyards. Let’s see what’s in store this year.

Friday is going to be hot, dry, and windy in central Wyoming. A Fire Weather Watch is in effect on Friday for an area that includes Casper and a large area to the north of Casper.

When heading to a Wyoming BBQ this 4th of July, think about what would make the day even better for everyone involved.