Heat

Due to high air temperatures and drought conditions causing streams and rivers to flow with less water and at warmer water temperatures, anglers are asked to modify their fishing practices.
Warmer water temperatures can affect fish survival, especially trout, who experience increased mortality at pro…

The agency says the mercury in Cheyenne hit a sizzling 95 degrees, breaking the previous record by a degree.

The National Weather Service in Cheyenne has issued a Fire Weather Watch for parts of southeast Wyoming on Thursday.

Temperatures expected to climb to nearly 20 degrees higher than normal. This will increase the heat risk across the region.

Next week even places like Wisconsin may feel triple digit heat.

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