Las Vegas smashed its all-time temperature record Sunday. The city hit 120 degrees for the first time in recorded history amid an extreme, long-lasting Western heat wave.

LAS VEGAS, Nev ... We’ve hit 117, that’s our all-time record, we’ve hit that five times, and it’s always like are we going to ...

Over a six-month span this year, Las Vegas saw 112 days over 100°, and 36 of those days were over 110°. We checked in with one organization that worked to protect the community's most vulnerable.

Temperatures in Las Vegas crept ... 104 degrees to break the record for the hottest day in October. It was 103 degrees here in 1978, the weather service said. The heat has been deadly, with ...

Cooler days are ahead in Las Vegas. But the death toll associated with the region’s broiling heat has risen ... has become a record summer, with Las Vegas breaking an all-time record of 120 ...

The heat is on track to get worse, all five of the hottest years on record in Las Vegas were from 2016 and later, with 2024 holding the number-one spot. “Experiencing a summer like this ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — This past summer was dangerous and deadly to Southern Nevadans. The Clark County Coroner's Office is reporting 402 heat ... typically break six to eight daily record highs ...

Another record month of 2024 heat is in the weather records for Southern Nevada. The average temperature at Harry Reid International Airport for October was 76.5 degrees, easily surpassing the ...

Members of the progressive group—which focuses on mobilizing Black and Latino voters—layer on white, UPF-protective shirts, ...

Dangerous, record-breaking ... 110 degrees. The heat spreads across the Southwest and the South this weekend, with temperatures soaring to the 90s in cities including Las Vegas, Austin, Dallas ...

In Las Vegas, Nevada, an intense heat wave was threatening to break the city's all-time record high of 47.2 degrees Celsius this weekend. Phoenix, the capital city of Arizona, was set to record ...

The Pueblo area tied one heat record and set two new ones from Sept. 26 through Oct. 2, including one that tied the Steel City’s all-time hottest temperature in the month of October.