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Las Vegas, NV – Las Vegas is set to face more extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 102°F by Monday. The National Weather Service warns that sunny conditions will dominate, and residents should prepare for more scorching temperatures well into next week.
Drivers traveling along I-15 or heading out to the Strip should carry plenty of water, as vehicle overheating can be common during such heat spikes. Air conditioners should be checked for functionality, and outdoor workers should take frequent breaks to avoid heat exhaustion.
According to the NWS, temperatures will remain above 100°F until at least Thursday, making it imperative for locals and visitors to take precautions against the heat.
Extended Forecast:
• Sunday night: Clear, low of 76°F.
• Monday: High of 102°F, sunny.
• Monday night: Mostly clear, low of 75°F.
• Tuesday: High of 100°F, sunny.
• Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of 73°F.
