How Much Fell
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How much rain and snow fell in Laramie, Wyoming?

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Laramie got 0.01 in of rain in the last 24 hours (to 1 PM MDT, Oct 11). Past 7 days: 0.01 in. This year: 10.25 in (109 percent of normal).

Yesterday and last night (24 hours to 6 AM MDT, Oct 10): no rain.

0.01
inches
of rain

In the 24 hours to 1:00 PM MDT, Sunday, October 11, 2026

radar estimate

  • Estimated from weather radar (NOAA)?. Usually within 10 to 15 percent of what a rain gauge? in your yard would catch.
  • New snow: 0.0 in in the last 24 hours and not measured this season (NOAA snow estimate)
  • Reads low at high elevation, often by about a quarter

Compared with normal

  • Last 7 days0.17 in drier than normal (normal 0.18 in, Oct 5 to 11, Laramie Airport, 1991 to 2020)1991 to 2020 average (the official normal), NOAA station records, Laramie Airport
  • This month0.29 in drier than normal (normal 0.31 in, Oct 1 to 11, Laramie Airport, 1991 to 2020)1991 to 2020 average, NOAA station records, Laramie Airport
  • This year0.83 in wetter than normal (normal 9.42 in, Jan 1 to Oct 11, Laramie Airport, 1991 to 2020)1991 to 2020 average, NOAA station records, Laramie Airport

Will this match my gauge? Each day here ends at 6:00 AM MDT, close to when volunteers read their rain gauges (about 7 AM). How close we usually are

Laramie 0.01Laramie 0.01
Rain, inches
0.01
0.10
0.25
0.50
1.00
1.50
2.00
3.00
4.00
6.00+
Rain in the 24 hours to 1 PM Sunday, Oct 11. Radar estimate from NOAA.
Labels: Laramie and nearby towns within 40 miles, in inches. Cut from the state map.

The last 14 days

Sep 27 to Oct 10, 2026

Rain, inches (radar estimate)

  1. 0.00
  2. 0.00
  3. 0.01
  4. 0.00
  5. 0.00
  6. 0.00
  7. 0.00
  8. 0.00
  9. 0.00
  10. 0.00
  11. 0.00
  12. 0.00
  13. 0.00
  14. 0.00

Each bar is one day ending 6:00 AM MDT. T = a trace, too little to measure; n/m = not measured.? Every value is printed, so the chart reads without color.

October 2026, day by day

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Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat

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Figures: rain, inches (radar estimate); new snow, inches (NOAA snow estimate). Striped days are not measured or not in the data; days marked not yet are after the latest day. Each day ends 6:00 AM MDT.

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Rain goes back to Oct 14, 2020; snow to Oct 1, 2008. Days labeled by the date they end.

Every rain total for Laramie

PeriodRain
Last 24 hours, to 1:00 PM MDT Oct 110.01 in radar estimate
Last 72 hours0.01 in radar estimate
Last 7 days0.01 in radar estimate
This month so far0.02 in radar estimate
This year, 2026 so far10.25 in radar estimate

Every snow total

PeriodNew snow
Last 24 hours0.0 in NOAA snow estimate
Last 72 hours0.0 in NOAA snow estimate
Last 7 daysnot measured
This month so farnot measured
This season so farnot measured

How months count

Laramie at a glance

Laramie is in Wyoming, at about 7,143 ft above sea level at its Census center point and had an estimated 32,957 residents in 2024.

The closest rain gauge, Laramie 0.3 S, is 1.3 miles away.

The wettest day on record at Laramie Airport was 2.67 in on May 17, 2000.

From Sep 27 to Oct 10, Laramie had measurable rain on 1 day out of 14 with data, 0.01 in of rain in all, by weather radar. The wettest day was Tue, Sep 29, with 0.01 in.

Nearby rain gauges (read by volunteers)

3 closest
Rain gaugeDistanceRead atMelted to waterNew snowSnow depth
Laramie 0.3 S
Station WY-AB-212. Read at 7:00 AM on October 11, 2026.
1.3 mi7:00 AM0.00 in0.0 innot reported
Laramie 2.1 WNW
Station WY-AB-209. Read at 7:00 AM on October 11, 2026.
1.3 mi7:00 AMTnot reportednot reported
Laramie 1.3 SE
Station WY-AB-5. Read at 7:00 AM on October 11, 2026.
1.9 mi7:00 AMT0.0 in0.0 in

Volunteer gauge reports: CoCoRaHS (cocorahs.org), CC BY 3.0. Measured by hand once a day; report date October 11, 2026. Shown as measured, not edited.

How close? Radar rain estimates are usually within about 10 to 15 percent of a rain gauge in your yard. City snow totals are usually within about 25 percent or 1 inch of what volunteers measure. Mountain towns read low, often by about a quarter. Method and accuracy