Casper Area to See Weekend Temps in 90s

Casper area to see weekend temps in 90s

CASPER, Wyo. — It will be a hot and sunny weekend in Natrona County, with the National Weather Service predicting sweltering temperatures that climb into the 90s over the coming days. Today’s forecast calls for mostly clear conditions, with a high temperature of 91. Moderate winds can be expected, with the NWS reporting wind gusts of nearly 25 mph should be possible throughout the afternoon. At night, temperatures will fall to a low of about 61 …

Another Heat Wave Expected To Impact The Region

Another wave of potentially dangerous hot weather is preparing to place its grip on the region. Forecasters with the National Weather Service say hot conditions are expected to begin to build this weekend and could be full force by the middle of next week. How hot could it be ? The National Weather Service states that daily heat indices of 105 to 115 are expected, potentially exceeding 120 by the middle of the week across the four-state area cov…

Mid-South Braces for Record Heat: Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri Under Warnings 12PM Until 8 PM Saturday

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Memphis, TN – Extreme heat is gripping the Mid-South, with heat index values soaring to 110 degrees or higher from Arkansas and Tennessee up through Missouri and Kansas—creating dangerous conditions for millions through Thursday evening. According to the National Weather Service, Extreme Heat Warnings remain in effect across central and e…

Flooding concerns for Louisiana, Virginia, Indiana as heat wave odds increase to close July

In brief: Invest 93L is ashore and not a development risk, bringing more rain and flooding risk to Louisiana and the Gulf Coast. More non-tropical flooding concerns exist today in Virginia and tomorrow in Indiana. And an end of the month heat wave for the Plains, Midwest, and Southeast is looking more and more likely. Invest 93L: RIP Shout out to all the purveyors of doom on social media (including some professional meteorologists!) that just ha…