The National Weather Service Las Vegas NV reports that "Warm and dry conditions are expected through the week," with "there's about a 50% chance for Las Vegas to hit 100F for the first time this year" on Thursday. The chance of reaching 100°F on Friday drops to around 10%. "While temperatures will cool from their peak today, high temperatures will remain a few degrees above normal through Sunday." No significant precipitation is expected during this period, according to the National Weather Service.
On Friday, a weather system passing to the north will cause breezy conditions, with "wind will remain below impactful levels with widespread gusts 25-35 MPH expected." Wind gusts in the Western Mojave Desert may briefly exceed 40 MPH. For next week, ridging is expected to maintain dry conditions, but the exact strength and position are uncertain. The National Weather Service states that “Temperatures will should remain at or above normal” during the first half of next week.
At Harry Reid International Airport, "southwest winds will increase with occasional gusts to around 22 knots" later today, while overall VFR conditions will continue. Across southern Nevada, northwest Arizona, and southeast California, gusty southwesterly winds are expected on Thursday afternoon. Spotters are advised to remain alert and report any significant weather or impacts following standard procedures, as mentioned by the National Weather Service.
