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Tensions, temperatures rise in southeast Wyoming as weather warnings issued
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Tensions, temperatures rise in southeast Wyoming as weather warnings issued
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Southeast Wyoming is under a state of high alert today as hurricane-force wind gusts and bone-dry air have triggered a combination of High Wind and Red Flag warnings. With gusts of 65 mph already shuttering portions of Interstates 25 and 80 to high-profile vehicles, National Weather Service meteorologists warn that humidity levels hitting 18% have made the region a tinderbox where any spark could lead to uncontrollable fire grow…
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