The primary risks include localized damaging wind gusts reaching up to 75 mph, hail, and wet microbursts, which could pose a threat to property and outdoor activities. The heaviest rainfall and potential flooding impacts are expected west of the Continental Divide, but Natrona County and other parts of eastern Wyoming may still experience severe weather. Motorists and outdoor enthusiasts should exercise caution, especially during the afternoon and evening hours when storms are most likely to develop. The windy conditions could also lead to hazardous travel, particularly for high-profile vehicles.