Las Vegas will hit 110 degrees Wednesday before monsoon moisture raises storm chances Friday and into next week. Warm nights will offer little relief.

Las Vegas is facing highs near 109 degrees Wednesday and Thursday under an Extreme Heat Warning. Monsoon storms return late this week, but overnight temperatures will offer little relief.

Las Vegas will climb from 104 degrees Monday to 108 degrees by Wednesday, with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect Tuesday through Friday.

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Las Vegas reaches 100 degrees Sunday before climbing to 109 by midweek. Slight storm chances return late in the week.

Las Vegas could see afternoon thunderstorms Saturday before a dry stretch pushes highs from 100 Sunday to 108 by midweek.

Las Vegas could see afternoon thunderstorms Friday before a rapid climb into triple-digit heat next week.

Afternoon thunderstorms could bring gusty winds, lightning and localized flooding Thursday before Las Vegas heats back up to 107°F next week.

Las Vegas could see its most active round of thunderstorms Wednesday afternoon before temperatures climb back toward 105 degrees next week.

Las Vegas will hit about 102°F Tuesday before afternoon thunderstorms bring lightning, brief rain and gusty winds. A short midweek cooldown arrives before another heat rebound.

Las Vegas faces a 110-degree Monday under an Extreme Heat Warning, followed by rising thunderstorm chances and cooler temperatures later this week.

Las Vegas is headed for a 112-degree Sunday under an Extreme Heat Warning, with thunderstorms possible after 2 p.m. A hotter-than-normal stretch will ease slightly as monsoon moisture builds midweek.

Las Vegas is facing a 113-degree Saturday and another brutally warm night. A heat warning stays in effect through Sunday before storm chances rise next week.