An extreme heat wave is set to hit Las Vegas with temperatures forecasted to be 10-15 degrees above average next week, prompting an Extreme Heat Watch.

Las Vegas will see warm temperatures with gusty winds on Memorial Day, but no rain. The heat is expected to increase towards the weekend with a potential tropical system affecting weather long-term.

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas predicts dry conditions and rising temperatures for the coming week, with low rain chances and only some breezy winds.

Las Vegas anticipates lighter winds today with a low pressure system moving through, bringing a temporary cool down and a slight chance of scattered thunderstorms, with minimal impact expected.

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas warns of gusty conditions and issues a Lake Wind Advisory for Lake Mead and Mohave, with winds up to 35 mph and waves of 1-3 feet expected.

Las Vegas anticipates hot temperatures with a potential first 100F of the year, a slight chance of wind impacts, and a continued dry spell through the next week.

Las Vegas expects high temperatures near 100°F, with increased afternoon breezes. No severe winds or advisories are anticipated, and aviation operations will continue with clear skies.

Las Vegas will experience a week of rising temperatures, reaching potentially 100 degrees, with a moderate to minor HeatRisk and breezy conditions, but little chance of rain.

The National Weather Service predicts a sharp rise in temperatures in Las Vegas with an 80% chance of hitting 100 degrees by Thursday and advising locals to increase hydration and cooling efforts.

The NWS reported cooler weather in Las Vegas before a warm-up with a 75% chance of reaching 100 degrees on Thursday. Moderate to major HeatRisk is expected later in the week.

Las Vegas is set for a windy weekend and a heat surge, with a wind advisory in effect today and temperatures likely to hit 100 degrees on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

Las Vegas is expected to have a warm, breezy Friday with mostly clear skies and a slight chance of showers and lightning in nearby regions. Gusty winds are forecasted for the weekend, and the city may see its first 100-degree day by Thursday.

Las Vegas is preparing for a change in weather with potential strong winds, rain, and cooler temperatures expected over the weekend after a calm Friday, according to the National Weather Service.