A windy Friday will push Las Vegas toward 97 degrees before rain and thunderstorm chances reshape the holiday weekend.

Las Vegas gets a sunny, windy break before storm chances return Saturday night and Sunday. Labor Day looks drier, but not completely rain-free.

Sunny skies and gusty winds will dominate Las Vegas through Friday before showers and thunderstorms become possible over Labor Day weekend.

Las Vegas will hit 97 degrees Tuesday, with gusty afternoon winds and a drier workweek before storm chances rise this weekend.

Las Vegas hits 97 degrees Monday as gusty winds build and slight storm chances return. The heat sticks around all week, with weekend thunderstorms possible.

Clark County issued a fresh smoke advisory as 105-degree heat combines with California wildfire haze to spike particulate pollution.

Las Vegas is headed for another 102-degree Sunday, with gusty winds and almost no chance of rain. A modest cooldown arrives midweek.

Las Vegas is headed for another 105-degree day Saturday before temperatures finally begin to ease. Strong afternoon winds will add another hazard.

Las Vegas faces a final 108-degree heat day Friday before cooler temperatures and gusty winds arrive this weekend.

Las Vegas will reach about 109 degrees Thursday as the Extreme Heat Warning continues through Friday. A gradual cooldown begins this weekend, though temperatures remain hot.

Las Vegas will climb to 111 degrees Wednesday as an Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Friday evening. Warm overnight temperatures will offer little relief.

Las Vegas will hit 108 Tuesday before temperatures climb to 110 Wednesday and Thursday under an Extreme Heat Warning.

Las Vegas is headed for another week of triple-digit heat, with temperatures reaching 110°F Wednesday. A few storms may pop up Monday afternoon, but relief will be limited.