Slow-Moving Weather System Produces Widespread Heavy Rain
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A slow-moving weather system produced impressive rainfall totals across western and central Wyoming between Wednesday night and Saturday night. Wednesday night saw heavy rain fall across the far western valleys and mountains, and from Sweetwater County north into Fremont County. Late Friday and Friday night saw widespread heavy rain, especially across northern Wyoming. The rain continued in these areas through early Saturday afternoon before tapering off by sunset Saturday. In addition to the heavy rain, colder temperatures in the mountains allowed for snow to fall. The heaviest snow fell in the Bighorn Range, where amounts ranged from 4 inches at 7800 feet to 15 inches near 9800 feet. |
 A sampling of 72-hour rainfall totals between Wednesday night and Saturday |
72-hour Rainfall Reports from Wednesday night through Saturday
Location Rainfall Big Horn County... 5 ENE Hyattville... 2.87 Inches. Greybull ASOS... 2.17 Inches. Greybull... 2.09 Inches. Basin... 1.99 Inches. Lovell... 1.91 Inches. 2 SSW Lovell... 1.75 Inches. 9 NNW Shell... 1.70 Inches. 11 SE Lovell... 1.55 Inches. 30 E Greybull... 1.38 Inches. Deaver... 0.81 Inch. Fremont County... Boysen Dam... 1.94 Inches. 3 NNE South Pass City... 1.93 Inches. Atlantic City... 1.77 Inches. Riverton NWS Office... 1.76 Inches. 2 S Riverton... 1.69 Inches. Riverton ASOS... 1.63 Inches. 2 W Riverton... 1.61 Inches. 2 W Riverton... 1.60 Inches. 8 W South Pass City... 1.57 Inches. Riverton... 1.49 Inches. 2 NNE Lander... 1.46 Inches. Boysen Reservoir... 1.39 Inches. 6 SW Lander... 1.30 Inches. 6 N Riverton... 1.26 Inches. 9 SSE Lander... 1.25 Inches. 9 SSE Lander... 1.24 Inches. 7 SW Muddy Gap... 1.21 Inches. 1 N Lander... 1.20 Inches. 3 NNW Hudson... 1.19 Inches. 11 W Crowheart... 1.18 Inches. 6 SW Lander... 1.17 Inches. Burris... 1.17 Inches. Lander... 1.12 to 1.14 Inches. Dubois... 1.12 Inches. 9 SW Lander... 1.11 Inches. Lander ASOS... 1.10 Inches. Jeffrey City... 1.07 Inches. Shoshoni... 1.00 Inches. 7 SE Lander... 0.99 Inch. 6 WNW Fort Washakie... 0.78 Inch. 10 WNW Dubois... 0.78 Inch. 6 NW Dubois... 0.77 Inch. 10 SE Crowheart... 0.68 Inch. 14 NW Riverton... 0.60 Inch. 14 NE Dubois... 0.55 Inch. 7 SE Lander... 0.45 Inch. Hot Springs County... 3 NE Thermopolis... 2.23 Inches. Thermopolis... 2.02 to 2.12 Inches. Kirby... 1.82 Inches. 29 W Thermopolis... 1.76 Inches. Johnson County... 7 WSW Buffalo... 3.07 Inches. 4 SSW Buffalo... 2.61 Inches. Buffalo... 2.58 Inches. 17 NNW Kaycee... 2.53 Inches. Buffalo ASOS... 2.27 Inches. 7 NW Mayoworth... 2.17 Inches. 7 SW Barnum... 2.11 Inches. 12 NW Buffalo... 2.11 Inches. 15 W Buffalo... 2.02 Inches. 18 NW Buffalo... 2.01 Inches. 10 SW Kaycee... 1.97 Inches. 7 NE Buffalo... 1.84 Inches. 18 E Ten Sleep... 1.72 Inches. 17 E Kaycee... 1.64 Inches. Sussex... 1.63 Inches. 18 WNW Buffalo... 1.44 Inches. 14 SW Kaycee... 1.43 Inches. Lincoln County... Afton... 2.61 Inches. 3 NW Etna... 2.55 Inches. 5 SSE Smoot... 2.43 Inches. 3 SE Bedford... 2.34 Inches. 5 NNE Thayne... 2.04 Inches. Star Valley Ranch... 1.96 Inches. 2 SE Thayne... 1.74 Inches. 15 NNE Cokeville... 1.40 Inches. 3 E Freedom... 1.29 Inches. 21 NNW Kemmerer... 0.84 Inch. Kemmerer... 0.73 Inch. Fossil Butte... 0.67 Inch. 5 SSE La Barge... 0.43 Inch. Natrona County... 12 NE Lysite... 2.10 Inches. 5 SSW Casper... 1.55 Inches. Midwest... 1.32 Inches. Casper Mountain... 1.17 Inches. Powder River... 1.07 Inches. 10 WSW Casper... 0.98 Inch. 16 S Hiland... 0.79 Inch. 4 WSW Casper... 0.43 to 0.71 Inch. 11 WSW Casper... 0.68 Inch. Casper Mountain... 0.66 Inch. Casper ASOS... 0.64 Inch. 4 SW Casper... 0.63 Inch. 3 WSW Casper... 0.55 Inch. Independence Rock... 0.47 Inch. Pathfinder Dam... 0.42 Inch. Pathfinder Reservoir... 0.42 Inch. Park County... Cody... 1.42 to 1.52 Inches. 5 NE Cody... 1.52 Inches. 4 SE Cody... 1.50 Inches. 2 WSW Cody... 1.40 Inches. 5 ESE Cody... 1.33 Inches. 7 SW Cody... 1.13 Inches. 9 SW Powell... 1.10 Inches. 4 ENE Powell... 1.01 Inches. 3 E Wapiti... 0.90 Inch. Roosevelt Lodge YNP... 0.89 Inch. Powell... 0.89 Inch. 3 N Powell... 0.83 Inch. 4 SW Powell... 0.83 Inch. 26 SW Cody... 0.66 Inch. Pahaska... 0.50 Inch. 2 SSW Ralston... 0.50 Inch. 3 NE Sunshine... 0.33 Inch. 3 NE Clark... 0.33 Inch. 1 ENE Wapiti... 0.03 Inch. Sublette County... 15 WNW Daniel... 1.38 Inches. Bondurant... 1.04 to 1.10 Inches. Daniel Fish Hatchery... 0.99 Inch. 11 NNW Daniel... 0.88 Inch. 14 NW Pinedale... 0.73 Inch. Boulder Lake... 0.52 Inch. Big Piney ASOS... 0.49 Inch. Pinedale... 0.30 to 0.38 Inch. 7 SE Pinedale... 0.28 Inch. 13 NE Big Piney... 0.26 Inch. Sweetwater County... 15 SE Rock Springs... 2.01 Inches. Rock Springs... 1.83 to 1.95 Inches. Henry's Fork... 1.89 Inches. 4 NNW Rock Springs... 1.52 Inches. Green River... 1.17 to 1.36 Inches. 4 NE Bitter Creek... 1.35 Inches. 4 NE Bitter Creek... 1.35 Inches. Rock Springs ASOS... 1.23 Inches. Buckboard Marina... 0.81 Inch. Wamsutter... 0.68 Inch. 4 N Farson... 0.62 Inch. 5 N Farson... 0.61 Inch. Teton County... 1 NNW Alta... 2.70 Inches. Jackson Dam... 1.52 to 1.63 Inches. Jackson... 1.53 to 1.55 Inches. 5 NW Jackson... 1.46 Inches. 12 NE Jackson... 1.42 Inches. 2 NE Teton Village... 1.41 Inches. Moose... 1.30 Inches. Lake Village... 1.05 Inches. Washakie County... 2 SE Ten Sleep... 3.50 Inches. 5 NNW Ten Sleep... 3.05 Inches. 15 SSW Big Trails... 2.66 Inches. Ten Sleep... 2.60 Inches. 16 SSE Ten Sleep... 2.18 Inches. 12 ENE Ten Sleep... 2.07 Inches. 27 WSW Kaycee... 1.98 Inches. 12 S Worland... 1.94 Inches. 2 NE Worland... 1.90 Inches. 27 S Ten Sleep... 1.85 Inches. Worland ASOS... 1.78 Inches. Winchester... 1.70 Inches. 8 SW Worland... 1.61 Inches. Yellowstone National Park... Yellowstone South Entrance... 2.07 Inches. Snake River Ranger Station... 2.06 Inches. Old Faithful Ranger Station... 1.24 Inches. Lake Yellowstone ASOS... 1.14 Inches. Old Faithful... 1.13 Inches. Bechler River Ranger Station... 1.02 Inches. Tower Falls Ranger Station... 0.97 Inch. Yellowstone East Entrance... 0.76 Inch. 1 NNE Mammoth... 0.75 Inch.
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