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Nevada Weather 3/6 Morning - 23° Above Normal

Nevada Weather 3/6 Morning - 23° Above Normal

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 Good morning. Nevada. I'm Aaron Jolly. If you've got anything on your patio that isn't nailed down. Go check on it. The wind is absolutely cranking today. Las Vegas sees gusts to 30 miles an hour. Down along the Lower Colorado River Valley? That jumps to 50. And the Sierra ridgetops are getting hammered — 60 to 70 miles an hour. That's the kind of wind that makes you lean just to walk straight. Southern Nevada wakes up at 48 degrees this morning and climbs to a comfortable 66 by mid-afternoon under sunny skies. Tonight drops back to 48. Up north, you're starting colder — 26 degrees around 7 A.M. — but you'll warm nicely to 52 by this afternoon. Eastern Nevada splits the difference, topping out at 47 today before falling to 23 tonight. Those winds ease up overnight, but Saturday brings round two. Gusts could hit 55 miles an hour across lower elevations, with 60 possible in the mountains. Wind Advisories stay in effect through Saturday evening. If you're boating on Lake Mead or Lake Havasu, expect rough conditions with wave heights between 2 and 4 feet. Here's your heads-up for the week ahead. Saturday stays breezy but sunny — 70 in Las Vegas, 58 up north. Then Sunday? The warmth really kicks in. Vegas hits 78 degrees, well above normal for early March. By Monday. Here comes 82. The warming trend continues through midweek, with temperatures running 23 degrees above normal. Wednesday could touch 84 in Las Vegas. Northern Nevada stays sunny too, with highs in the low 70s all week. Dry conditions dominate — no rain in sight except a slight chance Monday afternoon south of Interstate 40. Secure the lawn furniture today. You'll thank me later. See you tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast See you tomorrow.
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