A relative break from brutal heat: low‑100s and sun for Father’s Day in Las Vegas, but gusty winds, a Red Flag Warning and nearby wildfires keep air quality on watch.

Triple-digit heat and gusty winds push a Red Flag Warning across the Las Vegas Valley on Friday, June 19. Avoid fireworks and seek cooling if needed.

Las Vegas climbs to 108°F this afternoon with gusty winds and elevated fire weather. Clark County activated cooling stations through June 18.

Las Vegas tops out near 110°F Wednesday with little overnight relief. Cooling stations are open and gusty winds could raise fire concerns Friday.

Las Vegas will hit about 110°F Tuesday and Wednesday with overnight lows in the mid‑80s. Expect gusty late‑week winds and elevated fire danger.

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Las Vegas is already in the 80s and will spike to about 110°F midweek. Cooling stations are open across Clark County.

Clear skies and 82°F this morning. Expect highs of 108–110°F through midweek with little overnight relief.

Las Vegas will reach about 109°F today with sticky overnight lows in the mid‑80s. Cooling stations are active across Clark County.

Clear and dry this morning, but a quick jump to 108°F Friday. Major heat risk builds early next week — plan for triple‑digit days and warm nights.

Triple-digit heat returns to Las Vegas, peaking Friday near 109°F. Nights stay in the low 80s and cooling stations are available.

Clear and 77°F this morning, but highs near 107°F today and a long stretch of upper-100s is expected. County cooling stations are open; take precautions.

Clear morning gives way to triple‑digit heat today with highs near 100°F and a midweek climb toward 107°F. Red Flag warnings are posted and county cooling stations are open.