Nevada and Arizona hit by potentially deadly heat wave, with temperatures in Furnace Creek in Death Valley expected to ...

A Climate Central analysis reveals one in five U.S. cities now experiencing an additional month of above-normal temperatures, ...

A blistering heat wave is driving temperatures into the triple digits this week across a vast region of the western U.S., serving as a stark reminder that meteorological summer is just days away.

with forecasters calling it “the most extreme heat wave” since the National Weather Service began keeping records in Las Vegas in 1937. Already the city has broken 16 heat records since June 1 ...

On Sunday, the heat wave set Las Vegas’ all-time temperature record of 120 F (48.8 C). Even by desert standards, the prolonged baking that Nevada’s largest city is experiencing is nearly ...

Extreme heat significantly increased the chance of heat-related illnesses across three states in the U.S. Southwest on ...

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Dangerously hot weather ... Forecasted high temperatures for the upcoming 10 days are: The heat wave impacts most of the West and is considered dangerous because the overnight ...

with forecasters calling it “the most extreme heat wave” since the National Weather Service began keeping records in Las Vegas in 1937. Already the city has broken 16 heat records since June 1 ...

which encompasses Las Vegas, and officials believe the toll is likely higher. Meteorologists said the prolonged stretch of scorching weather is “the most extreme heat wave” to hit the city ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The heat is on in Southern Nevada, and one emergency room doctor said people should be extra vigilant as the early-summer heat wave rages on. "If you notice that being in the ...

Las Vegas is sizzling under a prolonged heat wave that has delivered a record-breaking seven consecutive days of temperatures 115 degrees or higher amid a historically hot summer in the United States.

On Sunday, the heat wave set Las Vegas' all-time temperature record of 120 degrees. Even by desert standards, the prolonged baking that Nevada's largest city is experiencing is nearly unprecedented.