Rain

A little rain and a cold snap knocked fire danger down in the high country late June — but forecasters say don't get too comfortable, it'll creep back up within a couple of weeks.

Right after the Fourth of July, the weather gets interesting — rain early, then heat, then something that could signal the start of monsoon season.

Recent storms showered central and western Wyoming with over an inch of rain. This is more than just a number; it’s a game changer for our landscape.

Nearly two-thirds of the U.S. is facing dry conditions, and some states are really feeling the pinch. What does this mean for our future?

Chance of rain and some snow in Wyoming next week

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.

Speed, driver inattention, driver fatigue/asleep, and texting while driving are listed as possible contributing factors.

Back in 1962 floodwaters filled downtown Casper Wyoming to the point that a couple of young men were able to float through the middle of town on a blowup raft.

The Colorado River provides water for seven U.S. states, Native American tribes and two states in Mexico.

A man is dead after he was hit by a motorhome while retrieving a tire on Interstate 90, the Wyoming Highway Patrol says.

Right now it appears that next week will have 90-degree temps for Parade Day and the CWFR.

The National Weather Service reports that although there will likely be warmer, dry days in the coming weeks, it is likely that cooler, wetter weather conditions will persist a little for a little while longer. "This is great news for keeping fire weather at bay, but the threat of severe flooding continues." Casper wa...