Isolated storms and gusty winds are possible Monday afternoon in Las Vegas. Boaters and outdoor plans may be affected.

Las Vegas is forecast to hit about 109°F Sunday with a small chance of evening storms and gusty outflow dust.

Las Vegas will top out near 111°F this Saturday with limited overnight relief. Clark County cooling stations are open and storms are possible early next week.

Las Vegas hits about 111°F today with warm, muggy nights and gusty afternoons. Cooling stations are available — check county listings and avoid midday exertion.

Southern Nevada heads into another heat stretch Friday, with Valley highs in the low‑to‑mid 110s and extreme UV. County cooling stations and safety tips are active across the region.

Highs near 111°F Thursday with gusty winds and little overnight relief.

Las Vegas will climb to about 111°F today with gusty afternoon winds and warm nights. Clark County has activated daytime cooling stations through July 8, 2026.

Triple-digit heat returns with highs near 109–111°F and minimal nighttime relief. County cooling stations are open July 6–8.

Henderson firefighters ran swift‑water drills at Cowabunga Bay as forecasters eye an active monsoon and rising flood risk.

Two Las Vegas locals walked 112 miles and released The Great Depletion, a short film tracing water from the Spring Mountains down to Lake Mead. Screenings are set in August.

Triple‑digit heat returns to Las Vegas: highs near 108°F today and climbing into the low‑110s midweek. Clark County opened cooling stations to help residents.

Las Vegas will heat from about 106°F Sunday to 110°F+ midweek. Clark County has cooling stations and residents should plan for hot, breezy afternoons.

Clark County has activated cooling stations across the Las Vegas area for July 6–8, from libraries and rec centers to a 24‑hour homeless resource hub. Hours and pet policies vary by site.