A brief calm in Las Vegas weather will be followed by snow and winds from a Pacific system, with the city expecting near-normal temperatures before a windy weekend.

Las Vegas forecasts a calm weekend with light snow in the Sierra slopes and scattered showers in higher terrain before the weather becomes tranquil with some gusty winds.

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas predicts a low impact weather day, with possible clouds and light showers. A Pacific system could bring precipitation and snow in the Sierra this weekend.

A 5.7 magnitude earthquake in northern Nevada was felt as far as Las Vegas and Sacramento, with several aftershocks following. There were no immediate reports of damage.

The National Weather Service reports that a shortwave system has passed east of Las Vegas, leading to stable conditions and normal temperatures with lighter winds expected along the Colorado River Valley.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas NV forecasts a shift from warm weather to typical temperatures with strong northerly winds for Vegas, advising caution.

Las Vegas is expected to enjoy warm weather through the weekend, with a cooling trend and potential first freeze arriving early next week, continuing a dry spell that could reach 150 days.

Las Vegas will see continued mild weather before cooler temperatures arrive next week, per the National Weather Service. Winds and no precipitation are expected.

The article forecasts continuous dry weather and mild temperatures for Las Vegas and the Western U.S. due to a Rex Block pattern, with potential gusts in the Colorado River Valley. A trough is expected to bring cooler temperatures by next week.

Las Vegas is set for warm and dry conditions with above-normal temperatures into the weekend. Some northerly winds may affect the Colorado River Valley, but the region will remain largely calm until a system may bring cooler, windy weather next week.

Las Vegas is set to have above-normal temperatures and clear skies, with light winds except for breezy afternoons by the river, per the National Weather Service.

The article discusses ongoing dry conditions in Las Vegas, with above-average temperatures expected and a record of no rain extending over 140 days. The forecast remains stable with no significant winds except for the Lower Colorado River Valley.

The NWS forecasts a warming trend in Las Vegas, with temperatures rising above normal by Monday and remaining unseasonably warm and dry into early December, except for breezy conditions in the Lower Colorado River Valley.