The winter solstice occurs at 1:20 a.m. Saturday, officially ushering in the winter season. Temperatures will stay 10° above average with mid 60s Saturday and Sunday.
Late December is typically the coldest time of the year in Las Vegas with an average high temperature of 56° in Las Vegas. We’ll stay 10° above that with dry conditions across Southern Nevada through the weekend.
Late December is typically the coldest time of the year in Las Vegas with an average high temperature of 56° in Las Vegas. We’ll be staying 10° above that with dry conditions across Southern Nevada through the weekend.
Monday’s cloudy skies will assist in keep temperatures near normal, though noticeably warmer days are ahead. As the weak disturbance responsible for Monday’s clouds exits the region, skies will clear out -- pushing temperatures up 5-10 degrees above seasonal average.
After light scattered showers moved through Southern Nevada on Thursday, we’re clearing out for Friday. Another slight shower chance returns on Saturday.
The clouds are back, and temperatures are staying on the chilly side around Southern Nevada. Slight shower chances return to the forecast for Thursday.
After the coldest start this season in Las Vegas on Tuesday morning, we’ll keep the cool air with more clouds moving in for Wednesday. Slight shower chances are back in the forecast for Thursday.
First alert changes are in the forecast this week, as cooler air out of the north funnels into the viewing area. A breeze to start this week will signal the changes, as high temperatures are expected to stall in the upper 50s and lower 60s through the upcoming weekend.
First alert changes in the forecast with cooler air dropping south into the viewing area this week. Highs will stall in the upper 50s and lower 60s through the upcoming weekend.
We’re rolling into the weekend with mild and dry weather across Southern Nevada. Bigger changes arrive early next week with some more wind and cooler air returning.
The first week of December remains mild and dry across Southern Nevada. Skies remain mostly sunny with light wind over the coming days before changes arrive early next week.
The first week of December stays mild and dry across Southern Nevada. Skies remain mostly sunny with light wind over the coming days before changes arrive early next week.
The first week of December stays mild and dry across Southern Nevada. The clouds moving through on Tuesday are heading east later tonight, setting us up for mostly sunny skies throughout the week.
We’re rolling into December with mild and dry weather across Southern Nevada. Some more clouds will be moving through on Tuesday with more sunshine through the middle of the week.
The storm that brought wind across Southern Nevada is moving out for Thanksgiving Weekend. Cool and calm weather will be the theme throughout the holiday weekend.
First Alert Weather Days continue through Wednesday with more wind and passing scattered showers. Drier and cooler weather returns for Thanksgiving on Thursday.
First Alert Weather Days continue through Wednesday with more wind and passing scattered showers. Drier and cooler weather returns for Thanksgiving on Thursday.
A gradual increase in temperatures will push Thursday’s and Friday’s high temperatures into the mid-to-upper 60s, into the low 70s by this weekend. The continued increase in temperatures Saturday will be assisted by vertical mixing though, as wind gusts are expected to peak at 30-40 mph.
It’s feeling more like December than mid-November across Southern Nevada. Temperatures remain well below average on Tuesday before milder changes later this week.
After some wind this morning, we focus on scattered showers Friday night through Saturday morning. Along with a few drops of rain, colder air is working in for Saturday.
Expect a near perfect day Thursday with clear skies and temperatures in the mid-upper 60s. Looking further down the calendar though, we are alerting you first of weather changes arriving later this week. L
Expect a near perfect afternoon Thursday with clear skies and temperatures in the mid-upper 60s. Looking further down the calendar though, we are alerting you first of weather changes arriving later this week.
