Cheyenne National Weather Service

Cheyenne also recorded a wind gust of 79 miles per hour, the strongest gust on record for the city in November.

Just for reference, wind speeds of 74 miles per hour are generally considered to be hurricane-force winds.

Portions of Albany, Carbon. and Laramie counties could see heavy rainfall and flash flooding.

A Red Flag Warning is in effect from 11 AM TO 8 PM Thursday.

While an occasional afternoon shower or thundershower is possible over the upcoming July 4th holiday weekend, the overall forecast looks pretty good for most outdoor activities.

The agency says the weather is "looking increasingly warm as the high-pressure system that has been baking the west coast slowly moves east into the Rockies.''

The good news is that cooler, wetter weather is headed our way starting on Thursday.

Record high temperatures are likely for Tuesday and Wednesday.

For the month of June, the 2.37 inches was the 3rd most ever recorded on one date.

Southeast Wyoming could see golfball size hail.

The advisory is in effect until 11 a.m.

Snowfall will result in slick roads and reduced visibility that could make travel difficult at times.