The National Weather Service (NWS) forecasts cooler temperatures and stronger winds across Las Vegas for the coming week. Residents should expect a shift from the milder conditions experienced recently, with weather changes becoming noticeable throughout the region.
The National Weather Service forecasts a 4–6 degree temperature drop from Sunday into Monday, with northerly winds increasing to 10–20 mph and reaching 25–35 mph in the Colorado River Valley. The NWS also warns of hazardous boating conditions on Lake Mohave, particularly near Katherine Landing, where waves could exceed 2 feet.
As the week progresses, additional shortwave troughs are expected to affect the area. Midweek projections indicate increased cloud coverage and relative humidity, with a slight chance of precipitation (20–30%) and negligible accumulations, according to the NWS report.
VFR conditions are expected at Harry Reid International Airport, with typical wind patterns and high clouds above 15,000 feet. Across southern Nevada, northwest Arizona, and southeast California, winds will generally remain light, except for gusty northerly winds near IFP. The NWS has not issued any severe weather alerts but advises spotters to report significant weather or impacts per standard protocols.
