Cheyenne National Weather Service

After days of storms and grey skies, southeast Wyoming is about to flip the script in a big way — and not everyone's going to love it.

Southeastern Wyoming is under a marginal severe thunderstorm risk today, and the window for rough weather runs right through the middle of the afternoon commute.

Large hail and damaging winds are the main concerns heading into Wednesday and Thursday across southeast Wyoming and the Nebraska Panhandle — and the Panhandle is looking at the roughest stretch of the two.

Hail, damaging winds, and dry lightning with almost no rain — that last one alone is worth paying attention to if you're anywhere near open country.

Monday hits near 91 in Cheyenne before the week shifts into a stretch of afternoon storms, elevated fire danger, and a heat wave building toward the weekend.

Friday is shaping up to be the hottest and most fire-prone day of the week across southeast Wyoming — and that's saying something given the stretch of 80s and 90s already in the forecast.

Thunderstorms may be on the horizon, but so are risks for wildfires. Here’s what to watch for in the skies

Batten down the hatches, folks! We’re in for a wild ride this Tuesday with some serious storm activity headed our way.

Get ready, folks! Thunderstorms are brewing in southeast Wyoming, bringing the possibility of hail and maybe even a tornado this afternoon.

You won’t believe the weather surprises we've got brewing today—think golf ball-sized hail and turbulent skies. Grab your umbrella, folks

stormy afternoon is brewing in Southeast Wyoming, with the National Weather Service warning of some potential wild weather. Buckle up, folks—it's going to be a ride.

Get ready, Cheyenne! Thunderstorms are brewing this Saturday, bringing the possibility of large hail and gusty winds. Buckle up for an adventurous afternoon!