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- Sep 14, 2026
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Windy start to the week for Las Vegas on Monday (opens the original)
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Temperatures are heading the right direction as we start off the new workweek thanks to an area of low pressure up to our north helping to bring in some breezes out of the southwest. Yesterday, we hit a high temperature of 102 and today, we’re looking for a high temperature of 100 which is still 4 degrees above the seasonal average for today’s date. EN ESPAÑOL: Inicio de semana ventoso para Las Vegas este lunes Temperatures will continue to gradually fall over the next few days putting us back i
Extreme Heat Warning starts for Las Vegas Friday, continues through weekend (opens the original)
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Another day of dangerous heat around Southern Nevada as an extreme heat warning that was issued by the National Weather Service will continue through Monday night. Yesterday, we hit a high temperature of 112 degrees and today will not be much better with an expected high temperature off 111 degrees. Overnight low temperatures offer no relief with temperatures staying in the 90s. EN ESPAÑOL: Advertencia de Calor Extremo para Las Vegas comienza el viernes y se extiende durante el fin de semana Not
Las Vegas dries out Thursday as dangerous heat continues to build into weekend (opens the original)
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Dangerous Heat will continue to be the big weather story over the next five days around Southern Nevada thanks to a strong ridge of high pressure that is building. The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning for all of Southern Nevada, Southern California, Arizona deserts. EN ESPAÑOL: Las Vegas se seca este jueves mientras el calor peligroso continúa intensificándose para el fin de semana Temperatures will soar at or above 110 degrees for the Las Vegas valley for the next 5 d
Cone Zone: New culverts aim to reduce flooding along Charleston Boulevard in Las Vegas (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The City of Las Vegas is installing large concrete culverts along Charleston Boulevard as part of a $49 million flood control project aimed at reducing flooding in the corridor between Commerce Street and Maryland Parkway. The project, which began last August, is expected to be completed by September 2027. Charleston Boulevard absorbs nearly 16 square miles of floodwaters during major monsoon events, according to Nicole Melton, a program managing engineer for the City of Las V
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