An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect in Las Vegas with highs near 110°F and little overnight relief. Clark County cooling stations are available across the valley.

Las Vegas is under an Extreme Heat Warning with highs into the low 110s. Cooling centers are open across the valley.

Dangerous heat will bake Las Vegas through Monday, July 27, with highs near 114°F. Clark County cooling stations are open and officials urge caution.

Las Vegas is entering a multi-day extreme heat stretch with highs above 110°F and limited overnight relief. Cooling centers are open across the valley.

Las Vegas is under an Extreme Heat Warning through July 27 with highs into the low 110s. Clark County cooling centers and library branches are open across the valley.

A multiday Extreme Heat Warning hits Las Vegas starting Thursday with highs in the low 110s. Clark County has opened cooling stations across the valley.

A boil order is in effect for Junction after flash flooding contaminated the town’s water system. Piute County is distributing bottled water at the firehouse while crews assess damage.

Clark County is partnering with Switch Together and Solar United Neighbors to offer group‑buy discounts on rooftop solar, batteries and EV chargers, plus free Solar 101 events this week.

Clark County opened daytime cooling stations July 20–24 to give residents air‑conditioned respite during a heat surge.

Morning temps are already in the upper 80s; expect a high near 106°F Monday with a slight chance of afternoon storms.

Valley highs near 105°F Sunday with muggy nights and afternoon storm chances.

Triple-digit heat returns Saturday with humid, upper-80s nights and daily chances of monsoon storms; brief heavy rain and gusty winds are possible.

Triple-digit heat returns Thursday with a high near 109°F and a chance of mountain storms.