Las Vegas weather is expected to clear up following Friday's showers, with a warm and dry outlook for the week ahead, according to the National Weather Service.

Las Vegas is expected to experience showers and thunderstorms due to a low-pressure system moving through the Mojave Desert, with possible heavy rain and gusty winds. Conditions will improve over the weekend.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas NV forecasts cooler temperatures and potential light snowfall in high altitude areas, with warmer weather returning by the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts a slight chance of showers in Las Vegas, with a trough bringing cooler temperatures before a warmer, drier weekend.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas forecasts cooler weather and potential showers in some counties following a heat wave, with fluctuating conditions expected into the weekend.

The National Weather Service forecasts breezy, cooler weather for Las Vegas with wind advisories in place and the potential for localized showers and light snow in higher elevations.

The NWS has issued a wind advisory for Las Vegas, forecasting strong winds, a temperature drop, and possible light showers and isolated thunderstorms through Monday.

The NWS in Las Vegas predicts winds, cooler temperatures, and possible showers for the area early this week due to an approaching trough and moisture from Tropical Storm Ileana.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas NV forecasts smoke from SoCal wildfires to affect Southern Nevada and predicts a cool down with potential precipitation next week.

Las Vegas faces heightened wildfire risk with gusty winds, while the NWS notes potential for a temperature record amid smoke conditions. Cooling temperatures expected later in the week with uncertainty regarding tropical moisture for next week.

Las Vegas ties its record of 100 consecutive days of triple-digit heat, with increasing fire risk due to upcoming dry and windy conditions, according to the National Weather Service Las Vegas.

Las Vegas anticipates a cooldown with isolated showers after intense summer heat, as per NWS predictions. The weather will dry out with a potential record-tying heat and an upcoming dip in temperatures midweek.

The National Weather Service Las Vegas forecasts thunderstorms and strong winds for the Mojave Desert area with a drier shift and increased fire risk as the week progresses.