A forecast by NWS Las Vegas warns of an atmospheric river affecting California and the Great Basin with mixed conditions, including possible rain, snow, and strong winds.

The NWS Las Vegas forecasts seasonal temperatures and clear skies, which will change as an atmospheric river brings moisture, affecting mainly northern areas, with lighter effects in the south.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain/snow for Mohave County, dry conditions for the region, warming trend ahead, with uncertain precipitation midweek.

A low-pressure system brings scattered showers to Mohave County, AZ, with dry conditions elsewhere in the region. Conditions are expected to improve with mild temperatures towards the weekend.

Rain and snow hit Las Vegas and surrounding areas; NWS advises preparedness for travel disruptions. Mohave County may see significant snow, with conditions improving by mid-week.

Las Vegas anticipates its first significant winter storm with snow and rain, affecting travel on major routes and potentially ending a 196-day dry spell.

Las Vegas area expects a wintry mix with mountain snow and light valley rain starting Saturday. NWS advises preparedness for potential travel disruptions but forecasts a drying trend by midweek.

Las Vegas is expecting its first significant winter weather event with light rain, mountain snow, and cooler temperatures, as per the NWS. Travel may be affected due to snow.

Breezy north winds to persist in Las Vegas and surrounding areas, with cool weather expected through Friday. Stronger gusts are forecast for Eastern San Bernardino and the Colorado River Valley.

Las Vegas forecast: cool, quiet weather with gusty winds through Thursday; weekend may bring first widespread precipitation of the year with potential snow at higher elevations.

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas is monitoring the coldest airmass of the season, with strong gusty north winds and low temperatures expected to linger in the region.

Las Vegas is set to experience the coldest airmass of the season with gusty north winds, especially along the Colorado River Valley. Officials advise preparation for winds of 25-40 mph and higher gusts.

The National Weather Service forecast indicates a cool, dry week for Las Vegas with strong gusts and potential for hazardous boating conditions early in the week, followed by a warming trend and a possibility of rain next weekend.