A storm system will produce severe thunderstorms over and near Louisiana, and heavy to excessive rainfall from the Southern Plains through the Ohio River Valley today. A strong weather system will bring the potential for flash flooding, severe thunderstorms, strong to locally damaging non-thunderstorm winds, and high elevation snow to the Hawaiian Islands through Friday. Read More >
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A series of cold fronts brought widespread precipitation amounts of 1 to 2 inches across the west from Monday through Thursday night. Portions of the Star Valley and Yellowstone National Park received from 2 to over 3 inches of precipitation; the highest total of 3.07 inches was reported 5 miles north of Thayne in the Star Valley. A strong cold frontal passage also resulted in some high winds across the area on Wednesday with an automated station 15 miles southeast of Rock Springs reporting a gust to 81 mph Wednesday afternoon.
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A cold front brought some strong winds across the area on Wednesday, September 16th. Locations that recorded wind gusts over 45 mph are included in the following table:
County | Location | Wind Gust (mph) |
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Fremont | Red Canyon | 73 |
Fremont | 9 SW Lander (Sinks Canyon) | 64 |
Fremont | 3 NNW Hudson | 54 |
Fremont | 10 W Fort Washakie | 51 |
Fremont | 2 W South Pass City | 50 |
Fremont | 7 SW Muddy Gap | 48 |
Fremont | Jeffrey City | 48 |
Fremont | Riverton Airport | 48 |
Hot Springs | Boysen Peak | 51 |
Hot Springs | 10 S Meeteetse | 47 |
Johnson | 25 ESE Buffalo | 53 |
Johnson | 12 N Kaycee | 50 |
Lincoln | Mt. Coffin | 62 |
Lincoln | Kemmerer Airport | 54 |
Lincoln | 13 W Kemmerer | 48 |
Lincoln | Deadman Mountain | 45 |
Natrona | 2 SE Hiland | 63 |
Natrona | 16 S Hiland | 58 |
Natrona | 20 N Casper | 55 |
Natrona | 8 S Casper | 53 |
Natrona | Casper Airport | 51 |
Natrona | Casper Outer Drive | 51 |
Natrona | Midwest | 49 |
Natrona | 7 W Alcova | 48 |
Park | Chief Joseph Hwy | 49 |
Park | Hoyt Peak | 48 |
Park | 8 N Meeteetse | 46 |
Sweetwater | 15 SE Rock Springs | 81 |
Sweetwater | I 80 - Mile Marker 184 | 50 |
Sweetwater | I 80 - Mile Marker 157 | 47 |
Sweetwater | McKinnon | 45 |
Sweetwater | 5 E Rock Springs | 45 |
Teton | Teton Saddle | 70 |
Washakie | South Bighorn Mountains | 48 |
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