Converse County Emergency Management

10/20/2026

Another day of warm, above-average temperatures for this time of year is expected on Tuesday. Plenty of sunshine with a few afternoon clouds are anticipated tomorrow afternoon. For some perspective, our average high in Cheyenne tomorrow is only 57°F!

10/19/2026

October 18th, 4:30PM - A fairly mild, above average week is expected across the region. Temperatures warm into the 60s and 70s each day with partly cloudy skies. Rain chances start to increase towards the end of the week with winds increasing into the weekend.

10/18/2026

October 17th, 3:30PM - Above average temperatures are expected for Sunday with highs in the 60s and 70s. Mostly clear skies will become partly cloudy through the afternoon hours with relatively weak winds for the region. A beautiful day to enjoy some time outside!

10/17/2026

Most of the forecast area will wake up to cool temps in the 30's and 40's. Things will gradually warm up with our clear skies to afternoon high temps in the 60's and 70's. A high wind warning starts at 6AM and goes through 7PM for the Arlington and Bordeaux wind prone areas. Wind gusts are expected to be ranging from 55 to 65 mph through the afternoon. Use Caution when driving on the Interstates and give Semi's plenty of room! Otherwise, it's going to be a beautiful fall like day to enjoy some outdoor activities!

10/16/2026

October 15th, 9:30PM - Here’s a look at the forecast for the upcoming weekend. Cool temperatures stick around on Friday before warming back into the 60s and 70s for the weekend. Mostly sunny skies expected Friday and Saturday, with breezy conditions each day.

10/15/2026

It appears that it will be a tad Crisp in the morning.

A Freeze Warning is in effect for southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska Thursday night into Friday morning. Overnight lows will range from 20 to 30 degrees. Take action to protect sensitive plants, equipment, and outdoor plumbing.

10/13/2026

Brown water may occur as the City flushes fire hydrants. Thank you for your patience during this time. Please contact public works at 307.358.9750 with questions.

10/13/2026

First freeze Thursday night ...Friday Morning...

October 12th, 7PM - A widespread freeze is looking increasingly likely Thursday night into Friday morning, where lows will be at or below 32F everywhere. Some locations will likely see a hard freeze as well. Start preparing yourself and outdoor plants/animals for the freeze.