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Monday, June 30, 2025

Weekly Weather Reports —

June 30, 2025

Week of June 30, 2025

Weekly Weather Reports

Written by Mekki Jaidi

Photos by Taylor Glenn

Updated June 30, 2025

A classic July pattern sets up this week in Jackson Hole, with early summer warmth and sun leading into a more unsettled holiday weekend. Most of the week is dry and comfortable, but rain returns for the Fourth and beyond.

Weekly Terrain Conditions

Dry, sunny days at the start keep soils firm and ideal for landscaping or projects. As rain chances increase later in the week, expect the surface to become damp or briefly muddy, especially after passing showers Friday through Sunday, but not long enough to halt most work.

Weekly Temperature Swing

Afternoon highs climb from the low 70s to near 80°F by July 3–4, while overnight lows trend from the upper 40s to the mid-50s. The warmest days are expected around Thursday and Friday, with a mild dip possible if weekend showers linger.

Precipitation Outlook

The first half of the week is mostly dry. Rain and thunderstorm chances ramp up from Thursday, peaking Friday through Sunday with the wettest period likely around the Fourth. Rain totals of 0.3–0.4" are possible but will arrive in scattered bursts.

Cloud Cover and Wind Trends

Early in the week, expect mostly clear to partly cloudy skies and light winds. Clouds increase Thursday, becoming more frequent for the weekend as showers develop. Winds stay light overall—rarely exceeding 6 mph except for brief gusts near passing storms.

Forecast This Week

⛅️ Monday, June 30:
Mostly sunny and pleasant. High near 72°F, low around 47°F. Light breeze (~4 mph). No rain expected—firm soils and comfortable conditions make it a great day for outdoor work or enjoying the start of July in Jackson Hole.

⛅️ Tuesday, July 1:
Partly sunny and warmer. High about 75°F, low near 50°F. Winds remain light (up to 5 mph). No rain—just a beautiful day for landscaping, recreation, or prepping for the Fourth. Soils stay dry and easy to work throughout the day.

☀️ Wednesday, July 2:
Sunny and warm. High around 78°F, low near 53°F. Winds are calm (under 5 mph). Expect dry, firm ground and plenty of sunshine, providing ideal conditions for any outdoor projects or gatherings—no weather delays in sight.

⛅️ Thursday, July 3:
Partly cloudy, with a slight chance of a late shower or thunderstorm. High near 80°F, low around 56°F. Winds stay light (to 6 mph). Most of the day stays dry—if rain arrives, it will be brief and patchy, so outdoor plans can go ahead.

⛈️ Friday, July 4:
Showers and thunderstorms possible, especially afternoon. High around 79°F, low near 55°F. Winds light, but gusty near storms. Expect scattered, quick downpours—so keep an eye on the sky for rain, but plenty of dry breaks as well.

🌦️ Saturday, July 5:
Mostly cloudy, occasional showers or thunderstorms. High near 75°F, low around 53°F. Winds generally light (up to 6 mph). Rain may briefly soften the ground, but most areas will see dry spells and soils remain workable for outdoor needs.

⛅️ Sunday, July 6:
Partly cloudy and milder. High near 73°F, low around 51°F. Light breeze (under 5 mph). Occasional, light showers possible but not widespread—most of the day is dry, so weekend plans can wrap up outdoors with little interruption.

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