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Las Vegas, NV – Gusty winds and cooler temperatures will dominate the start of the week across Las Vegas and the Colorado River Valley. A wind advisory remains in effect through Wednesday afternoon, with gusts up to 24 mph expected, especially near exposed roadways such as I-15.
According to the National Weather Service, these conditions could result in choppy waters on lakes and hazardous travel for high-profile vehicles. Residents are encouraged to secure loose outdoor objects and avoid boating or hiking in wind-prone areas. Temperatures will remain on the cooler side, with highs today around 55°F and lows dipping to 35°F.
By midweek, winds are forecast to subside, bringing slightly warmer weather. Monday and Tuesday will see highs reaching the upper 50s under sunny skies, with nighttime lows hovering in the mid-30s. By Thursday, temperatures are expected to hit 60°F, offering a mild reprieve after the gusty start to the week.
Travelers along I-15 and surrounding areas should remain cautious and prepare for sudden gusts, which could impact visibility and stability. Boaters and those visiting Lake Mead are advised to monitor conditions closely, as wave heights of 2–3 feet are predicted.
For those planning outdoor activities, Wednesday onward will provide more favorable conditions with clear skies and warming trends. Stay informed by checking updates from the National Weather Service or local advisories.
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