Flood

So far in 2023, the park has hosted 2,463,202 recreation visits, up 33% from the 1,855,396 visits in 2022.

The National Weather Service has issued an advisory for Natrona County. Today and tonight there is a strong chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms across much of the area. Local heavy rain is possible. The most numerous storms will be on Thursday with potential local flooding...

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The National Weather Service reports that although there will likely be warmer, dry days in the coming weeks, it is likely that cooler, wetter weather conditions will persist a little for a little while longer. "This is great news for keeping fire weather at bay, but the threat of severe flooding continues." Casper wa...

After the preliminary damage assessments are done, FEMA will collaborate with local and state officials to determine eligibility for federal assistance programs.

The resolutions said public and private services were insufficient to alleviate the effects of the flooding.

Natrona County Emergency Management will use the information to determine whether the State of Wyoming may seek emergency actions or requests.

Casper's extreme weather persists. A flood advisory is now in effect for Central Wyoming, including Natrona County. At 08:48 a.m., the National Weather Service wrote that Doppler radar continued to show moderate rain over the region. Thi...

But nobody is complaining about the rain.

The National Weather Service forecasts a high of 72 degrees today with wind gusts as high as 41 mph. Wednesday will likely be warm and windy as well with a high of 71 degrees. Thursday night there's a chance of rain showers before 1am, then a chance of snow showers...

"We're all a little nervous about flooding right now, and the best way to keep our stormwater system running properly is by keepig our gutters open and free from litter, debris, and heavy dirt collection" wrote the City of Casper.

I love seeing people doing their part to help animals in need and that goes for people who adopt cats and dogs at shelters to all of the videos that we have seen of people helping elk and deer get unstuck from fences and rivers that have frozen over.