Record high temperatures for June 17th were recorded at Rawlins, Laramie and Cheyenne. Rawlins had a high temperatures of 94 degrees, breaking the old record of 87 degrees in 2012. Laramie recorded a high temperature of 91 degrees, breaking the old record of 87 degrees in 2012. Cheyenne reached 95 degrees, breaking the old record of 94 degrees in 1940, 81 years ago. No record high temperatures occurred in the Nebraska Panhandle, though Scottsbluff came within one degree of their record high temperature for June 17th.

18/410AM: Greetings! We have some rain in the forecast for southeast Wyoming and Nebraska Panhandle, along with some cooler temperatures. A low pressure system looks to move through Sunday and Monday, which will bring much needed rainfall in some areas. Best locations for rain look to be areas along and east of I-25, especially out into the Panhandle. Some areas could see up to a half inch of rainfall in the heavier showers, perhaps a little more. Low pressure finally moves through Monday afternoon with rainshowers and afternoon thunderstorms coming to an end Monday evening. We return to dry conditions and warming temperatures Tuesday into Wednesday.