The Lusk Herald

06/02/2026

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming until 9 PM MDT.

05/29/2026

2PM 5/29 - Scattered thunderstorms are developing near the I-25 corridor this afternoon. These are expected to move slowly to the northeast over the next several hours. While not everyone will see storms today, each storm will be capable of producing strong, gusty winds, frequent lightning, brief downpours, and isolated hail.

05/17/2026

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05/05/2026

Good evening everyone! ❄

We wanted to send out another update about the upcoming winter storm expected tonight through Wednesday morning. With significant disagreement across many models, with the lowest at 6.5 inches and the highest at 18 inches for Cheyenne specifically, there is some uncerainty on the exact snow fall accumulation. Below is the most likely snow totals from tonight through Wednesday morning.

02/18/2026

11/19/2025

LUSK – It may not have been Tuesday but tacos, nachos, chips and queso were all on the menu at the November Mustard Seed. Sponsored by St. George’s Episcopal church and hosted by the Niobrara County 4-H council, the Mustard Seed provided a free meal for the community and information on various 4...

10/15/2025

Thunderstorms are possible today as a storm system moves in from the west. General thunderstorms are likely along and west of the Laramie Range where skies have been clear. Less certainty exists in storms east of I-25, however any storms that do form east of I-25 may contain gusty winds and hail through the evening hours!

10/02/2025

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