Forecast Outlook-1/17/23
Wind & Rain Chances Continue Tuesday
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The strongest wind and the heaviest rain has moved well east of the Las Vegas Valley and Clark County. However, we still expect a windy and possibly rainy Tuesday. Wind shifts and will come out of the north for the morning and afternoon Tuesday between 20-30 MPH. Some light, pop-up showers will also be expected through the day.
In the mountains, a Winter Storm Warning is in effect for our local mountains with an additional 7″ to 10″ of snow through 4 p.m. Tuesday.
High temperatures will be on the chilly side with mid to low 50s in the Las Vegas Valley.
Skies turn mostly sunny on Wednesday with highs holding in the low 50s.
The cold air sticks around on Thursday with some moisture moving back into the area. Scattered showers return with the potential for some snow flurries to mix in for some of the higher elevations around the Las Vegas Valley like Summerlin. At this point, no significant accumulation is expected.
Drier conditions will persist this weekend with daytime highs in the low 50s.
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