Las Vegas, Nevada – A scorching stretch of desert heat is locking in across southern Nevada, with Las Vegas residents bracing for 109°F temperatures by Thursday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service in Las Vegas, dangerously hot conditions will persist from Thursday, July 10 through at least Monday, July 15, with daily highs between 108°F and 110°F and overnight lows holding steady in the low to mid-80s. A summer weather alert is in effect, urging residents to avoid prolonged sun exposure and hydrate frequently.
Thursday kicks off a run of extreme heat with clear skies, a high near 109°F, and light winds gusting up to 18 mph. Heat will persist Friday and Saturday with identical high temperatures, followed by a slight uptick to 110°F on Monday. Nighttime relief remains minimal, with lows barely dipping below 83°F throughout the weekend.
Travelers along I-15 and US-95 should be prepared for overheated vehicles, heat exhaustion risks, and extended delays due to potential roadside emergencies. Locals are advised to check on vulnerable neighbors, avoid midday activities, and ensure pets have shade and water.
Looking ahead, no relief is in sight through Monday. Officials may extend warnings if the heat wave intensifies or persists beyond July 15. Stay alert for additional advisories from the Clark County Fire Department and Southern Nevada Health District as heat risk remains elevated.
🌀 Next update due Friday morning. Heat advisories may follow.
