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Las Vegas, NV — Southern Nevada residents should prepare for strong winds and falling temperatures this weekend as a cold front moves through the region. Gusts are forecast to reach 40–50 mph in the higher elevations today, with valley areas experiencing slightly lower speeds tonight.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Las Vegas, southwesterly winds will increase throughout the day Friday, with a shift to northerly winds late Saturday. The strongest gusts will likely impact the Sierra and Mojave Desert regions, while lighter winds will persist in the Colorado River Valley. Travelers along major routes, including I-15, are urged to exercise caution, particularly on Saturday when wind conditions may affect visibility and vehicle stability.
Saturday’s high in Las Vegas is expected to reach 62°F under mostly sunny skies, with north winds around 7 mph. Temperatures will drop to 41°F overnight with calmer conditions. Sunday will bring slightly warmer highs near 62°F, but northerly winds will persist.
Looking ahead, Monday and Tuesday will remain sunny but cooler, with highs in the low 60s. Tuesday’s forecast includes a return of strong northerly winds as another cold front enters the area. Outdoor activities planned for early next week may need to be adjusted for safety.
Residents are encouraged to secure outdoor items and limit travel in areas prone to strong gusts. Stay updated through local weather services for evolving forecasts.
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