Sunny, dry and warming fast: highs climb into the upper 90s by Memorial Day weekend. Clark County cooling stations are available for anyone who needs relief.

High winds toppled a tree onto a truck near Valley View Blvd and Sirius Ave in Las Vegas; viewer video captured the collapse and crews cleared the scene.

Clear, dry and breezy today with highs near 82°F; temps surge into the upper 90s by Memorial Day.

Clear, cool morning with gusty winds easing; highs near 79°F, then a sharp warmup into the 90s later this week.

A fast-moving dust channel prompted an NWS dust-storm warning Sunday night for central San Bernardino County, threatening Barstow and stretches of I‑15 with near‑zero visibility.

High Wind Warning in effect Sunday afternoon into Monday morning. Gusts to 60+ mph and blowing dust could make travel hazardous.

High Wind Warning Sunday into Monday for the Las Vegas Valley. Gusts of 50–60 mph, pockets to 70 mph, could down trees and disrupt travel.

NWS has a High Wind Watch for Las Vegas Sunday with gusts up to 60 mph as the valley cools from near‑100°F. Expect dust, strong gusts and possible outages.

Clear and warming: about 73°F this morning with highs near 100°F Friday. A High Wind Watch is in effect Sunday with gusts to 60 mph.

Sunny and dry today with highs near 97°F and little overnight relief. Triple‑digit heat Friday and gusty winds expected Saturday—take precautions outdoors.

Triple-digit heat returns to Las Vegas Tuesday with gusty afternoon winds. Clark County lists daytime cooling stations for respite.

Las Vegas will hit about 105°F today and Tuesday. Clark County cooling stations are open for those who need relief.

Las Vegas hits the 100s Sunday with highs near 105°F early next week. Plan for hot afternoons, warm nights and find local cooling centers.