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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RIVERTON WY
411 PM MDT WED AUG 31 2011
FOR WESTERN AND CENTRAL WYOMING...
EARLY MORNING SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS MOVED TO THE NORTHEAST AND
GAVE WAY TO MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES. MOSTLY SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES
THEN DEVELOPED IN THE AFTERNOON...WITH THUNDERSTORMS MOVING OVER THE
WIND RIVER MOUNTAINS...NORTHWEST MOUNTAINS...NORTHERN BIG HORN
BASIN...AND THE ROCK SPRINGS AREA. THE STORMS PRODUCED VERY HEAVY
RAIN WITH PEA SIZE HAIL. STRONG WINDS OVER 20 MPH ALSO DEVELOPED BY
NOON...WITH RELATIVE HUMIDITIES GETTING BELOW 15 PERCENT AT MANY
LOCATIONS. THUS...FIRE DANGER CONDITIONS WERE HIGH THIS AFTERNOON.
MORNING LOW TEMPERATURES WERE MILD FROM THE LOW 40S TO THE LOW 60S.
AFTERNOON HIGHS WERE QUITE WARM WITHE 80S AND 90S IN THE LOWER
ELEVATIONS...AND 60S AND 70S IN THE MOUNTAINS. AT 4 PM...WORLAND
CAME IN AT 95 DEGREES...WITH GREYBULL AT 93...AND
BUFFALO...RIVERTON...LANDER AT 91. WITH SHOWERS AROUND...ROCK
SPRINGS DROPPED TO 80 DEGREES...AND BIG PINEY...PINEDALE...AND
JACKSON WERE IN THE LOW 80S.
MCDONALD
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