Las Vegas, NV – Dangerous heat continues to grip Southern Nevada this week, with daytime highs soaring past 110°F by Thursday and no major cooldown in sight. Widespread haze, gusty winds, and prolonged sun exposure will compound the risk of heat-related illness through at least Saturday.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will see highs near 106°F with patchy morning haze and gusts up to 26 mph. Heat intensifies Tuesday and Wednesday with temperatures climbing toward 108°F, peaking near 110°F Thursday. Overnight lows will offer little relief, staying in the low 80s each night.
Monday: Hazy morning skies clearing to mostly sunny, high of 106°F. Gusts up to 26 mph could worsen air quality.
Tuesday: Hot and hazy again, high near 108°F. Winds taper slightly, but gusts still reach 20+ mph.
Wednesday: Mostly clear, high near 109°F. Slight overnight cooling with lows near 83°F.
Thursday: Hottest day of the week, high of 110°F. Minimal wind relief, UV index extreme.
Friday: Still sizzling with a high around 109°F under full sun.
Residents are urged to limit outdoor activity during peak afternoon hours, drink plenty of water, and check on vulnerable neighbors. Excessive Heat Watches may be issued if trends hold. Conditions remain dangerously hot through at least Saturday.
