Sunday is forecast to see sun breaks. South-southwest winds will strengthen through the afternoon, with gusts reaching up to 26 mph and only a small chance of a sprinkle.
Heat And Wind Lead The Way Sunday
Sunday afternoon should see sun breaks. Gusty southwesterly winds are expected in the afternoon, with gusts subsiding after sunset; around the valley, they could make outdoor plans feel a little less relaxed.
The National Weather Service’s Las Vegas office says cloud cover and moisture are increasing across the region, with light shower activity possible near the valley Sunday afternoon and evening. The chance of measurable precipitation remains low at about 5%, according to the National Weather Service.
Monday Brings A Noticeable Cooldown
The bigger shift arrives Monday, when scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible from around midday into the afternoon. The high is forecast near 84 degrees, with storms possible.
That is a meaningful change from the weekend outlook.
Storm Chances Linger Into Tuesday
Tuesday brings a slight chance of rain.
Anyone heading outdoors should keep an eye on the sky, especially during the afternoon storm window, and avoid flooded washes or water-covered roads if heavy rain develops nearby. The unsettled pattern should ease by Wednesday, when sunny skies return and temperatures climb back to around 91 degrees.
Sunny And Warmer Later In The Week
Las Vegas is expected to turn drier and warmer in the second half of the week.
