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2005

• June 19-25 - Lightning Safety Awareness Week

• June 1 - 2005 Atlantic and Pacific Hurricane Season Outlooks Released

• May 29-30 - Memorial Weekend Rain and Snow Event

• May 7-8 - Much Needed Moisture Fell Across the Region

• April 28 - Spring Storm Brings Much Needed Moisture

• April 14 - Lander High Wind Event

• April 11 - Upgraded River Forecast Services

• March 23-24 - Heavy Snowfall Across Central and Western Wyoming

• February 12-13 - Valentine's Weekend Snowfall Totals

• January 7-8 - Heavy Snowfall Across Western, Central, and Southern Wyoming

• January 4 - Snowfall Across Central and Southern Wyoming

2004

• December 28-29 - Snowfall Across Western Wyoming

• December 22-23 - Heavy Snows Impact Central Wyoming

• December 22 - High Country Observer - Winter 2004/2005

• December 11 - Strong Winds Affect Northern Wyoming

• December 6-9 - Western Wyoming Snowfall Totals

• November 27-28 - Thanksgiving Day Snowstorm

• November 18 - WFO Riverton Set to Participate in Skywarn Recognition Day

• November 1 - Recap of the Halloween 2004 Storm

• October 19-20 - October 19-20 Western Wyoming Snowfall Recap

• October 15 - Inaugural Women in Science Conference Deemed a Success

• October 15 - Lake Ranger Station Observers Honored

• September 14 - President Bush Visits the National Hurricane Center

• September 8 - Why Do Leaves Change Color?

• August 23- Heavy Rain Soaks Far Western Wyoming

• August 19 - Slow Moving Low Pressure Brings Heavy Rain to Central Wyoming

• August 19 - Cloudscape Stamps to be Released in Early October by the USPS

• July 31 - Microburst Winds Strike Basin

• July 18 - Sylvan Pass Mud and Rock Slide - Yellowstone National Park

• April 29 - Another Spring Snow Storm Brings Much Welcomed Precipitation

• April 21 - Five Year Anniversary of April Snowstorm in Central Wyoming

• April 9 - Good Friday Snow Storm Brings Welcome Moisture

• March 5 - NOAA Issues Draft Policy to Foster "Fair Weather" Partnerships

• February 28 - Major Late February Snowstorm Brings Travel to a Halt

• February 12 - Frigid Temperatures Invade the Cowboy State

• February 9 - 2003 Annual Climate Summaries - Casper, Lander, Riverton

• February 8 - February 7-8 Storm Snowfall Totals

• February 6 - Your Video and Pictures Needed for Spotter Training

• January 23 - WFO Riverton Staff Visit Wyoming Indian High School

• January 13 - New Weather Forecast Services for Sublette County

• January 9 - Snow Spotters Wanted in Western and Central Wyoming

• January 7 - Earthquake Hits Teton County

• January 6 - Extreme Cold Across Western and Central Wyoming

• January 3 - Total Holiday Snowfall Amounts for Western Wyoming

• January 2 - 2004 Roars in Like a Lion Across the West

2003

• December 31 - Two Area Cooperative Observers Earn Prestigious Awards

• December 31 - December 28-30 Snowfall Totals in West

• December 27 - December 25-27th Final Snowstorm Total

• December 16 - Jackson NOAA Weather Radio Now At 162.525 MHz

• December 15 - High County Observer - December 2003

• December 15 - Weekend Snow Storm Recap - December 12-14

• December 10 - Centennial of Flight - The Wright Brothers - December 17, 1903

• December 5-6 - Recap of SKYWARN Recognition Day

• December 5-6 - SKYWARN Recognition Day at WFO Riverton

• November 17 - November 16-17 Storm Recap

• November 5 - Jackson NOAA Weather Radio to Change Frequencies on Dec. 15th

• October 30 - Winter Storm Buries Central Wyoming

• October 23 - Seven Consecutive Days of Record Warmth

• October 17 - Rock Springs 5th and 6th Graders Receive Weather Preparedness Training

• October 10 - Record Heat Followed by Cold and Snow

• September 15 - Riverton Weather Forecaster Earns Commerce Department Gold Medal

• September 9 - Weather and Weather Safety Information for Teachers and Schools

• September 1 - August 2003 Warmest on Record in Riverton; Second Warmest in Lander

• August 31- Rainfall Brings Some Relief to Hot and Dry Summer

• August 27 - Kaycee NOAA Weather Radio Dedication Ceremony

• August 12 - New Weather Warning System Set To Air in Kaycee

• August 12 - Greybull Receives First StormReady Community Designation in Wyoming

• August 1 - July 2003 Warmest on Record in Lander and Riverton

• June 29  - Casper Posts Wettest June on Record

• June 29 - Rock Springs Records Fifth Wettest June

• June 28 - Severe Storms Rock Central Wyoming

• June 26 - Summer Begins Wet and Cool across Western and Central Wyoming

• June 19 - Flash Flooding near Buffalo

• June 16 - Casper Sets New Precipitation Record

• May 28-29 - May Ends on a Steamy Note

• May 24, 2003 - Thunderstorm Outflow Boundaries over Fremont County - May 24, 2003

• May 20, 2003 - Warm Temperatures will Increase Snowmelt Runoff

• May 1, 2003 - Storm Timing Causes Difference in April Precipitation Amounts for Worland

• April 18, 2003 - Worland's East Side Elementary Sweeps Poster Contest

• March 27, 2003 - Spring Snowstorm Boosts Moisture Content in Western and Central Wyoming

• March 18, 2003 - Winter Storm Batters Natrona County and Central Wyoming

• March 5-7, 2003 - March Roars in...Like January...across Wyoming

• February 21-23 - Old Man Winter Delivers One-Two Punch to Wyoming

• February 16 - Lander High WInd Event

• February 1-2 - Strong Weekend Snow Storm Recap

2002

• December 17-18 - Snowbands hit Central Wyoming

• December 16 - Star Valley NOAA Weather Radio Dedicated in Afton

• October 17 - Three New NOAA Weather Radio Sites On the Air in the Big Horn Basin

• October 15 -  Realignment of forecast zone boundaries for numerous counties in western and central Wyoming.

• October 15 - Star Valley Receives New Weather Warning System

• October 1 - Olympic Champion and Wyoming Native Rulon Gardner Helping To Keep the Cowboy State Safe This Winter 

• August 27 - Kaycee Flash Flood

• April 20 - Snow Report for April 19-20 Storm