Cheyenne, Wyoming – Residents in eastern Wyoming should be ready for a marginal risk of severe thunderstorms on Monday and Tuesday, with the potential for large hail and damaging winds. These storms are expected to develop during the afternoon and evening, particularly east of I-25.
According to the US National Weather Service Cheyenne, scattered thunderstorms are expected to affect the region on Monday, with a few of them possibly turning severe.
Tuesday will see similar storm conditions, with scattered severe storms east of I-25 and isolated strong storms in the afternoon. Cities like Cheyenne, Laramie, and surrounding areas are most likely to experience the brunt of the storm impacts.
Storm Threats and Affected Areas
The primary threats from these storms include large hail, which could cause significant property damage, and damaging winds strong enough to bring down tree limbs and power lines. Travelers on I-25 and other roads east of the interstate should remain cautious, as conditions can change rapidly.
Residents are advised to secure any outdoor items, and anyone planning to be outdoors should have a plan for seeking shelter in case a storm develops. It’s important to stay informed through local weather reports and have access to alerts for real-time updates.
Typical Summer Storms and Safety Measures
Severe summer storms are a common occurrence in mid-July in Wyoming, where isolated storms can quickly turn dangerous. Local emergency services urge residents to stay updated with official weather channels and take immediate action if a storm warning is issued.
The marginal risk for severe weather will remain in effect through Tuesday evening, with the possibility of additional advisories or warnings as conditions change.
