Warming Up of Las Vegas Homes
If you prefer hot temperatures in Las Vegas homes,
well this day is very much in favor of you. According to the National Weather
Service, the temperature will peak at a high of around 107 degrees this
afternoon.
An addition to this is that monsoonal moisture
will return to Las Vegas homes area today. Thus
condition will result in isolated scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon and
also in the evening in which most of that thunderstorms will be over the area
of Mohave County in Northwest Arizona as said by the weather service. The forecasters
also added that those storms might include some strong and gusty winds with
brief heavy rainfall.
Mohave County will then again experience
this condition on Tuesday. Forecasters said that Thunderstorms are expected
again this Tuesday and having the best chances of this activity is the Mohave
County area.
Forecasters also said that by Wednesday,
drier air will shift over the region, with dry conditions will continue its
process across the area through Sunday.
The temperature at McCarran International Airport was 81 degrees
recorded at 4:56 a.m. today. The normal low for today’s date is at 79 degrees
while the record low was at 59 degrees that was set in 1940.
On the other hand, forecasters said that they expect the temperatures
at McCarran to rise at 91 degrees level by 9 a.m. today. Temperatures will then
increase to 102 degrees by noon time and then reach a high of 107 degrees by 5
in the afternoon. The normal high for today’s date is 105 degrees and the
record high was 116 degrees, set in 2005.
Temperatures recorded around the valley before the 5 a.m mark: Henderson
Executive Airport was at 78 degrees; North Las Vegas Airport
temperatures were at 77 degrees; and Nellis Air Force Base was at 78
degrees.
At the later part
of this day, temperatures in Las Vegas homes
are expected to drop to 106 degrees, roughly around 6 p.m., and slowly decrease
to 99 degrees by 9 p.m. and eventually drop to 92 degrees by the midnight,
forecasters said.