Geneva Zoltek

Some upper level clouds will hang out in Southern Nevada through Wednesday but warm temperatures and dry conditions are not interrupted by this weak low pressure activity.

We're marching into December on the mild side here in Southern Nevada and temperatures are 5-10 degrees above average in Las Vegas with highs in the upper 60s.

Stakeholders are gathering for the Colorado River Water Users Association Conference starting Wednesday. The river serves 40 million in the west but the framework for use expires in 2026.

Sunday will be the last day of our 7-day forecast with high temperatures in the mid-60s before we experience the impacts of a broader low pressure system.

Northerly winds will gust up to 20mph in Las Vegas Monday and a Wind Advisory has been issued for the Colorado River Valley.

Community organizers joined Representative Dina Titus Wednesday morning on a townhall to discuss the impacts of extreme heat in the Las Vegas community.

Gusty southwesterly winds peaked at 38mph at Harry Reid Saturday as a larger weather system moved into the Great Basin today. Breezy conditions settle down mid-day tomorrow for a milder Sunday ahead.

Temperatures will stay in above average territory next week with highs reaching the upper 60s by Thursday.

Heavy rains in 2015 caused severe flooding and mudslides at Death Valley National Park. The iconic mansion, Scotty's Castle, was in the line of site and today repairs are still underway.

This spring, the City of Las Vegas made it illegal to knowingly release mylar balloons into the air and NV Energy reports it's one of the major causes of power outages in Las Vegas.