Southern Nevadans will feel warm and tranquil conditions through the weekend and longer, according to the National Weather Service.
Las Vegas Weather
Las Vegas may get close to a triple-digit high temperature in the coming days.
Some gusty afternoon and evening winds will dominate Las Vegas weather for the next few days.
A potentially gusty Sunday afternoon and evening should not pose issues for the third and final day of Life is Beautiful.
Gusty afternoon and evening winds will be felt for the next several days as summer monsoon conditions yield to fall low pressure, says the National Weather Service.
Highs around 90, light winds and pleasant evenings are forecast for all three days of the annual downtown Las Vegas festival.
A new study shows that some water-saving conservation efforts could end up raising temperatures.
The man and woman called police at 1:14 a.m. from the shoulder of State Route 169, near Moapa, reporting rushing waters up to their waist while sitting in their van.
Valley weather should be beautiful Thursday and for several days — just in time for Life is Beautiful.
Another monsoon storm damaged roads Tuesday evening, temporarily closing the park to all traffic, according to a National Park Service news release.
A video of a Metro rescue helicopter lowering a rescue team member to the top of a half-submerged van south of Overton was posted Wednesday.
A flash flood warning has expired for areas just west of the Las Vegas Valley.
Light morning showers were the only rain Las Vegas received Saturday, and it could be the same on Sunday.
Storm activity moved well west of Las Vegas, leaving a fairly clear sky for the rest of Saturday.
Las Vegas Valley air quality has improved so that nearly all areas are rated “good” as of 6:20 p.m. Friday.
Las Vegas may get close to a triple-digit high temperature in the coming days.
Some gusty afternoon and evening winds will dominate Las Vegas weather for the next few days.
A new study shows that some water-saving conservation efforts could end up raising temperatures.
The man and woman called police at 1:14 a.m. from the shoulder of State Route 169, near Moapa, reporting rushing waters up to their waist while sitting in their van.
