Las Vegas, Nevada – Las Vegas is expected to reach 84 degrees Sunday, marking the warmest day of the upcoming week and placing multiple daily temperature records at risk.
According to the National Weather Service Las Vegas, several regional cities are forecast to approach or exceed long-standing records. Death Valley is projected to hit 91 degrees, nearing its record of 98. Kingman could reach 81 degrees, close to its 82-degree record, while Needles is forecast at 93 degrees, above its 91-degree record. Barstow is expected to reach 86 degrees, matching its daily record.
Officials said multiple weather systems will move through the region this week, bringing gusty winds and cooler temperatures after Sunday’s peak warmth.
The brief heat spike may impact outdoor workers, students participating in weekend activities, and travelers crossing desert highways where temperatures can climb rapidly in direct sun.
Forecasters have not issued advisories but encourage residents to stay hydrated and monitor updates as changing weather patterns move into Southern Nevada.
More updates are expected as the week progresses.
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