The last evening of 2020 will be cool, partly cloudy and breezy at times in the Las Vegas Valley.
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There was no measurable rain at McCarran International Airport or in Henderson or North Las Vegas as of 6:45 p.m. Monday.
The western Las Vegas Valley may see some snow pellets Monday. Mount Charleston will likely see a few inches during the storm.
McCarran International Airport recorded 0.04 inches of rain Thursday, the National Weather Service said, breaking a 240-day dry spell that began April 20 in Las Vegas.
The National Weather Service recorded a high temperature of 54 degrees, 1 degree lower than the 1946 record of 55. About 3.5 inches of snow fell on Mount Charleston.
The Las Vegas Valley is experiencing its first winter storm this weekend as two potent weather systems arrive a day apart, according to the National Weather Service.
It was hot again Friday, setting a record high for the November date, but say goodbye to the record-breaking temperatures for a while.
Winter is about to make an appearance in the Las Vegas Valley, and it could mean the first official rainfall since April.
After several days of nearly breaking daily high records, the Las Vegas Valley reached 86 degrees Wednesday, breaking the record-high temperature.
It’s going to be cold in Las Vegas on Monday morning. But don’t get too excited;, it’s just a one-day cold front – the weather is set to heat back up by Halloween.
Monsoon season came and went without any measurable rain in Las Vegas, tying a record set more than 75 years ago.
The summer came and went without a drop of measurable rain at McCarran International Airport, leaving the Las Vegas Valley with a record dry spell.
NV Energy reported 4,483 customers without power just before 8 a.m., and Las Vegas police reported a tree had fallen onto a power line along Wynn Road.
Las Vegas Valley residents faced high wind gusts Tuesday morning as a cold front moved into the region.
Las Vegas reached 114 degrees on Sunday, an all-time September record for the valley, the National Weather Service said in a tweet.