Las Vegas weather is calming after recent gusts, with slightly warmer temperatures and reduced winds. A chill is expected in the early mornings but conditions will gradually improve, with potential for a new system midweek.

A cold front in Las Vegas brings gusty winds, a Wind Advisory, and lower temperatures, while the National Weather Service issues a Freeze Watch for certain areas. Weather is expected to stabilize by the weekend.

The National Weather Service warns Las Vegas residents of gusty winds today, with advisories for the lower Colorado River Valley predicting gusts over 40 mph. Conditions will improve after sunset.

Las Vegas and surrounding areas face Wind Advisories due to gusty conditions after a cold front, with little to no rain expected. Travel may be impacted, and another windy system is anticipated midweek.

Las Vegas expects wind, light rain, and snowfall, with the National Weather Service advising of strong weekend winds and potential snow in higher elevations.

Las Vegas is experiencing cooler than average temperatures with highs in the low 70s and morning lows in the upper 40s, with potential wind and showers this weekend.

Cool and dry weather is expected in Las Vegas with a chance of weekend weather changes, including breezes, showers, and light mountain snow, according to the National Weather Service Las Vegas.

Las Vegas faces brisk winds and light showers today, with cooler conditions expected throughout the week. Winds are easing tonight, with more weather disturbances forecast for the weekend.

A low pressure system from the Pacific is bringing wind, cooler temperatures, rain, and potential mountain snow to the Las Vegas area, per the National Weather Service.

A 4.7 magnitude earthquake in California's Death Valley was felt in Southern Nevada, with a notable 4.3 aftershock. No damages or injuries have been reported.

Las Vegas will have calm and warm weather this weekend before a low-pressure system brings cooler temperatures, possible wind gusts, and slight chances of rain and mountain snow early next week.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas forecasts a significant temperature drop and windier conditions in the coming week, following the current mild weather.

Las Vegas weather forecast predicts mild conditions followed by a sharp rise in temperatures due to high pressure, but an incoming low-pressure system from the Pacific Northwest might cool things down early next week.