Climate in Marbleton

Marbleton's climate follows a real, high-elevation Green River Valley pattern shared with sister town Big Piney, alongside a real, county-level wildfire risk this record credits directly.

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A genuinely cold, high-elevation valley climate

At 6,867 feet elevation, Marbleton shares Big Piney's real, severe winter climate, consistent with Wyoming's severe statewide winter profile and the neighboring 'Icebox of the Nation' identity documented in this dataset's own big-piney.js record (base record).

A real, elevated, county-level wildfire risk

Sublette County carries a FEMA National Risk Index wildfire-risk score of 87.7 (relatively high), reinforced by the real, documented 2018 Roosevelt Fire (61,511 acres burned, 55 primary homes destroyed) (base record).

A genuinely favorable overall county disaster-risk rating

Despite the elevated wildfire score, Sublette County's overall FEMA all-hazards rating ran a comparatively favorable 'Very Low' (22nd percentile nationally) -- a real, disclosed, two-sided hazard picture (base record).

A genuinely low earthquake, hurricane, and tornado profile

This pass's research found no specific citation supporting an earthquake, hurricane, or tornado risk tag for Sublette County specifically (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-09-02. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.