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Increasing thunderstorm chances in Las Vegas through the weekend
First Alert Weather Days return Friday and this weekend with scattered showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast for Las Vegas.
A low-pressure system currently spinning off the California coast will be moving over our area through the weekend. This system is a slow mover, sticking around through Sunday.
Friday’s showers and thunderstorms are expected to be isolated, before increasing rain chances this weekend. Right now it looks like showers will move into the Northeast corner of Clark County by mid-morning with Las Vegas Valley chances increasing for the early and mid afternoon. On-and-off showers and thunderstorms will be in the area for Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Along with the increased shower chances, high temperatures are falling back into the mid-to-low 80s this weekend.
SUNDAY FORECAST: Mostly sunny as temperatures rise to mid-90s
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Tropical moisture is expected to gradually exit the region this weekend, leaving only a slight chance for showers and storms, primarily over local mountains.
Computer models indicate the possibility of another tropical system forming late this weekend into early next week in the eastern Pacific, which could lead to additional thunderstorm chances.
The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a couple of tropical waves that may develop into a tropical cyclone. If this occurs, tropical moisture could increase rain chances next Tuesday and Wednesday, sustaining the monsoon season.
Sunday's forecast predicts mostly sunny and warmer conditions with highs in the low to mid-90s.
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