The National Weather Service issued an extreme heat warning for the Las Vegas Valley.
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The valley recorded its first 110 degree day of 2025 on Father’s Day, the National Weather Service said.
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High temperatures are expected to be from 105 to 110 degrees in Las Vegas, Pahrump, and Barstow, according to the National Weather Service.
Another round of showers, unusual in early June, caused some disruptions across the valley.
It was a wet Independence Day for many in the Las Vegas Valley, and the monsoon weather is expected to last through the weekend, according the the National Weather Service.
Most people associate the Independence Day holiday with sunshine and fireworks, but a small storm cell that blew into the valley unloaded some rain — and even hail over Henderson.
The temperature is rising at a rapid rate in the valley and the the National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for Tuesday and Wednesday.
If you were out and about the Las Vegas Valley on Tuesday evening, you may have felt something more than heat: it actually rained.
The temperature is rising again but isn’t expected to reach the bar set by last year’s heat wave. The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for today and Wednesday, forecasting temperatures of up to 111 degrees, which would be the high so far in 2014.
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The National Weather Service issued an extreme heat warning for the Las Vegas Valley.
The valley recorded its first 110 degree day of 2025 on Father’s Day, the National Weather Service said.
High temperatures are expected to be from 105 to 110 degrees in Las Vegas, Pahrump, and Barstow, according to the National Weather Service.
Another round of showers, unusual in early June, caused some disruptions across the valley.
