Las Vegas, NV – Memorial Day in Southern Nevada kicks off a blazing start to the summer season, with temperatures climbing to 97°F and gusty winds sweeping across the Las Vegas Valley.
According to the National Weather Service, Memorial Day will be mostly sunny with south-southwest winds increasing to 17 mph by afternoon, and gusts reaching 26 mph. This combination of heat and wind may pose fire risks and reduce visibility along highways like I-15 and US-95. Residents planning outdoor events should seek shade, drink plenty of water, and secure loose outdoor items.
By Tuesday, conditions remain dry and sunny, with a high near 97°F and light southwest winds. Wednesday will bring the season’s first triple-digit day, with highs near 100°F and continued sun. Expect overnight lows to stay in the mid-70s throughout the week, offering little relief from the daytime heat.
The heat intensifies heading into the weekend. Thursday and Friday both top out near 100°F, while Saturday could soar to a sweltering 103°F, the highest reading of the week. No rain is expected in the five-day outlook.
Extended 5-Day Summer Preview:
- Monday (Memorial Day): Sunny, 97°F, gusty winds
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, 97°F
- Wednesday: Sunny, 100°F
- Thursday: Mostly sunny, 100°F
- Friday: Sunny, 100°F
- Saturday: Mostly sunny, 103°F
