Las Vegas, NV – The Las Vegas Valley is under an excessive heat warning, with temperatures expected to climb as high as 106°F today. The warning, in effect until 8 p.m. Sunday, has been issued for Las Vegas and surrounding areas, including I-15 and Northeast Clark County.
The National Weather Service (NWS) urges residents to stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities, and remain indoors as much as possible. According to the NWS, heat-related illnesses pose a serious risk, especially for those without access to air conditioning. Expect daytime highs to stay above 102°F through the early week.
Temperatures will start to drop by Wednesday, with highs around 102°F, and lows dipping into the upper 70s at night. The excessive heat will last through Sunday, making hydration and staying in shaded areas crucial.
Monday will bring slightly cooler temperatures, with a high of 103°F. By Tuesday, temperatures will hover near 102°F, before relief comes with more manageable conditions by midweek.
