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.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mild start to December in Las Vegas, with breezy conditions in the Colorado River Valley, a chilly beginning, and a warming trend from Saturday leading to above-normal temperatures by Monday.

The article details the weather forecast for Las Vegas around Thanksgiving, including brisk weather, boating advisories due to high winds, and dry conditions with above-normal temperatures expected moving into the following week.

The National Weather Service reports a Pacific storm bringing moisture and gusty winds to Las Vegas, with Wind Advisories issued for surrounding areas including Owens Valley and Mojave Desert.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas forecasts a significant storm bringing snow to the Sierra and rain to the Owens Valley, affecting the region through Tuesday night.

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas has issued a winter storm warning with expected major snowfall in the Southern Sierra and Great Basin regions. Conditions may affect Thanksgiving travel plans.

Las Vegas faces strong winds and potential travel disruptions due to a Pacific System, with a High Wind Warning in effect until Sunday and gusts up to 69 mph reported. Higher elevation snowfall is also expected, and temperatures may fluctuate.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather change in Las Vegas with a low pressure system bringing wind and potential snow to nearby mountains this weekend.

Las Vegas is set to experience calm weather and a warming trend until the weekend, per the National Weather Service. A trough may bring wind and slight chances of rain, with gusty conditions forecasted for Saturday.