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Southeast Wyoming sees 48-hour fire window before Sunday cold front
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Southeast Wyoming sees 48-hour fire window before Sunday cold front
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Southeast Wyoming is facing a 48-hour window of extreme fire conditions and travel hazards before a 30-degree cold front arrives Sunday. National Weather Service meteorologists report that an atmospheric ridge will push temperatures nearly 30 degrees above seasonal norms Saturday, fueling a Red Flag Warning with sustained winds up to 25 mph, gusts reaching 35 mph and humidity levels as low as 7%. The high in Cheyenne is forecast…
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