Forecasters are expecting Las Vegas to top 100 degrees through the rest of this week, part of an early September heat wave ...

The 1947 record might be broken Wednesday as the National Weather Service forecasts a high near 100 with a red flag warning.

Las Vegas set a heat record of 117 degrees Fahrenheit (47.2C) in 1942, and for 82 years no weather system could budge it. Thermometers registered the same temperature four more times, all since ...

Las Vegas saw its all-time hottest temperature on record of 120 degrees Fahrenheit ... due to an urban heat island effect that’s trapping daytime heat in impermeable surfaces—roads, dark ...

The heat records just keep on coming in the summer of 2024. To probably nobody’s surprise, Las Vegas is on track to ... 73.9. The 2018 record for the same time period is 74.2 in 2018 and 2017 ...

In all, the NWS Las Vegas reports that 13 daily records were broken for high temperatures. For now, the heat that has enveloped the Las Vegas valley isn’t done. An excessive heat watch is in ...

On July 5, Palm Springs broke its previous all-time ... Pool in Las Vegas, has seen an influx of customers. Homeless people will come to the lobby just to get a break from the heat, while families ...

Demand for power in Texas smashed an all-time record Tuesday as homes and businesses cranked their air conditioners in response to searing heat ... meet that growth,” Vegas said.

The team's move to Las Vegas, Nevada in 2020 marked the second time the team has moved from ... I learned from crosswords category! TURN UP THE HEAT: The first word of each theme answer begins ...

The persistent heat also got an early start, with the triple-digit days already piling up in May. It doesn't look like a break is coming any time soon ... as well as Las Vegas and other parts ...

Much of the Western U.S. will bake in high temperatures this week. Excessive-heat warnings have been issued for major cities including Las Vegas and Los Angeles.

(Bloomberg) — Las Vegas set a heat record of 117 degrees Fahrenheit (47.2C) in 1942, and for 82 years no weather system could budge it. Thermometers registered the same temperature four more times, ...