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County Average Temperature

March - May 2000

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March - May 2000 Wyoming County Average Temperature

County	Value	Anomaly	Rank 131 Years	1901-2000 Mean
Albany County	41.0°F	4.3°F	126	36.6°F
Big Horn County	44.5°F	3.8°F	122	40.7°F
Campbell County	45.1°F	3.5°F	118	41.6°F
Carbon County	42.2°F	4.4°F	126	37.9°F
Converse County	44.3°F	3.0°F	118	41.3°F
Crook County	44.6°F	3.3°F	110	41.3°F
Fremont County	41.7°F	3.7°F	124	38.0°F
Goshen County	47.4°F	3.6°F	121	43.8°F
Hot Springs County	44.3°F	3.5°F	123	40.8°F
Johnson County	43.5°F	3.1°F	114	40.5°F
Laramie County	45.6°F	4.2°F	123	41.4°F
Lincoln County	38.6°F	3.2°F	113	35.3°F
Natrona County	44.2°F	3.8°F	125	40.4°F
Niobrara County	46.2°F	3.3°F	117	42.9°F
Park County	38.9°F	3.5°F	119	35.5°F
Platte County	46.8°F	3.7°F	123	43.1°F
Sheridan County	43.1°F	3.2°F	114	39.9°F
Sublette County	36.4°F	3.3°F	120	33.1°F
Sweetwater County	43.2°F	4.1°F	124	39.1°F
Teton County	34.9°F	2.6°F	112	32.3°F
Uinta County	41.0°F	3.8°F	123	37.2°F
Washakie County	45.9°F	3.3°F	120	42.6°F
Weston County	45.3°F	3.4°F	117	41.9°F

Citing This Page

• NOAA National Centers for Environmental information, Climate at a Glance: County Mapping, published July 2025, retrieved on August 4, 2025 from https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitoring/climate-at-a-glance/county/mapping