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Fire Danger Statement

National Weather Service Riverton WY

310 AM MDT Sun Apr 14 2024



WYC013-150500-

Fremont-

Including the cities of Riverton, Lander, and Dubois

310 AM MDT Sun Apr 14 2024



...Elevated Fire Weather Conditions Expected This Afternoon...



Weather conditions will be favorable for rapid fire spread in

wildland fuels, including grasses and shrubs.



WHERE: Fremont County 



WHEN: This afternoon, between 12 and 7 pm.



RELATIVE HUMIDITY: As low as 10-15 percent. 



WIND: Southwest 10 to 20 mph with gusts of 30 mph.



TEMPERATURE: Low to mid 70s. 



IMPACT: Fire and emergency officials should be aware that weather

conditions will be favorable for the development of significant 

wind-driven grass and shrub fires.  



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WYC019-150500-

Johnson-

Including the cities of Buffalo and Kaycee

310 AM MDT Sun Apr 14 2024



...Elevated Fire Weather Conditions Expected This Afternoon...



WHERE: Southern Johnson County 



WHEN: This afternoon, between 12 and 7 pm.



RELATIVE HUMIDITY: As low as 14-20 percent. 



WIND: Southwest 10 to 20 mph with gusts near 30 mph.



TEMPERATURE: Mid to upper 70s. 



IMPACT: Fire and emergency officials should be aware that weather

conditions will be favorable for the development of significant 

wind-driven grass and shrub fires. 



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WYC035-037-150500-

Sublette-Sweetwater-

Including the cities of Pinedale, Big Piney, Rock Springs, 

and Green River

310 AM MDT Sun Apr 14 2024



...Elevated Fire Weather Conditions Expected This Afternoon...



Weather conditions will be favorable for rapid fire spread in

wildland fuels, including grasses and shrubs.



WHERE: Sweetwater and Sublette Counties 



WHEN: This afternoon, between 12 and 7 pm.



RELATIVE HUMIDITY: As low as 10-15 percent. 



WIND: Southwest 15 to 25 mph with gusts near 40 mph.



TEMPERATURE: Upper 60s. 



IMPACT: Fire and emergency officials should be aware that weather

conditions will be favorable for the development of significant 

wind-driven grass and shrub fires. 



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