Heavy rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds are making Sunday a high-impact weather day across Las Vegas. A Flood Watch and Wind Advisory remain in effect through early Monday.

Las Vegas starts Saturday near 90 degrees before storms, flash-flood danger and strong winds move in through Sunday.

Las Vegas hits 97 degrees Friday before weekend thunderstorms bring gusty winds, rain and a sharp cool-down.

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Las Vegas reaches 98 degrees Thursday before a much cooler, windier and wetter weekend arrives. Sunday now looks like the stormiest day.

Las Vegas will flirt with 100 degrees through Friday, then face gusty winds, cooler temperatures and storm chances starting Sunday.

Las Vegas is expected to see above-normal temperatures.

Las Vegas stays sunny and near 100 degrees through Friday before weekend winds finally bring cooler air.

Las Vegas is facing another 97-degree Sunday and near-100 heat through Thursday. A cooler, windier weekend may finally offer some relief.

Las Vegas is starting October with clear skies and near-100-degree afternoons. The heat stays through next week, with no rain in sight.

Las Vegas is in for another long run of sunny, dry weather, with highs reaching 97 degrees and warm nights sticking around through Thursday.

Las Vegas is starting October with sunshine, dry air and highs near 100 degrees. The heat holds through next week with almost no rain in sight.

Las Vegas is shaking off recent storms as sunshine returns Wednesday and temperatures climb toward 96 degrees this weekend.