Nevada – Heat shimmers off the Strip pavement by early afternoon, and that summer feel is already locking in across Las Vegas.
Temperatures climb quickly toward 89°F today under mostly sunny skies. Dry air and light southwest winds make it feel even warmer during peak afternoon hours. If you’re heading outside, hydration matters now. Shade will be limited across open areas.
According to the National Weather Service, winds increase through the afternoon with gusts reaching over 20 mph at times, adding to dry conditions across the valley. That combination can elevate fire concerns in surrounding desert areas.
Friday stays warm but slightly cooler, with highs near 84°F and continued sunshine. Winds remain noticeable, especially during the afternoon commute. Drivers along I-15 and US-95 may feel occasional crosswinds.
By Saturday, a shift begins. Highs fall to around 77°F, and clouds gradually increase. The air feels less intense, signaling a pattern change.
Sunday brings the most noticeable impact. Scattered showers and thunderstorms develop after late morning, with highs dropping to around 68°F. Roads could turn slick quickly during brief downpours. Plan extra travel time if heading out.
Early next week continues unsettled. Monday carries a slight chance of storms with highs near 80°F before drier conditions return Tuesday with highs in the mid-70s.
Meteorologists are tracking this as part of a broader spring pattern bringing more active weather into the western U.S., especially into the weekend.
If you’re planning outdoor events or travel, expect conditions to change quickly by Sunday. Keep an eye on the sky and be ready for sudden showers.
Five Day Forecast for Las Vegas, NV:
Friday: High 84°F, mostly sunny
Saturday: High 77°F, sunny
Sunday: High 68°F, scattered showers and storms
Monday: High 80°F, slight chance of storms
Tuesday: High 75°F, sunny
