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ALT The image depicts a dramatic weather scene under a very dark, stormy sky, with rain falling heavily in the distance over a flat, brown landscape. The text is about Downburst Winds and is part of a "Monsoon Awareness" campaign. The main heading is "Downburst Winds". Key information points are:1 Downburst Winds are "Abrupt & often dangerous winds produced by thunderstorms". They are "Common throughout the monsoon (Mid June - Sept)". They "Can produce wind damage & areas of blowing dust". Large text at the bottom, accompanied by curved arrows pointing outward near the ground, emphasizes the potential speed of these winds: "DOWNBURST WINDS 60, 70 & EVEN 100 MPH!". The logos of NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) and the National Weather Service are visible in the bottom left corner. The image is credited to Bryan Snider.
ALT La imagen es un gráfico informativo sobre el calor extremo y la Semana de Concientización Sobre el Monzón, con un fondo que muestra un sol brillante y nubes. El título principal dice "Junio 8 Calor Extremo" y debajo "Semana de Concientización Sobre el Monzón: Respete la Tormenta: Preparados. Listos. Monzón El gráfico enumera consejos de seguridad y prevención relacionados con el calor extremo: ¡Manténgase hidratado! Beba mucha agua y electrolitos. Use un sombrero y gafas de sol. Use protector solar, preferiblemente FPS 30 o superior. Use ropa ligera, holgada y de colores claros. Limite la actividad física entre las 10 AM y 6 PM. Permanezca en el interior con aire acondicionado y ventiladores, si es posible. Si trabaja al aire libre, tome descansos frecuentes en la sombra. ¡Mire antes de cerrar! ¡Nunca deje a mascotas ni a niños dentro de autos cerrados!. La imagen también muestra los logotipos del NOAA y el National Weather Service.
ALT Three bar chart highlight warming temps through the week with Las Vegas advertised to climb from 99 Tue to 108 over the weekend, Death Valley will climb from 108 today to 120 by Sunday, and Lake Havasu will warm from 104 today to 114 Sunday.
ALT National Weather Service graphic showing dry, breezy weather and a warming trend for southern Nevada and surrounding desert regions. The left panel, titled “Today’s Outlook,” features a sun, cloud, and wind icon with text stating that dry and breezy conditions are expected today with seasonably warm afternoon temperatures. Forecast highs include 98°F in Las Vegas, 103°F in Laughlin, 93°F in Pahrump, 91°F in Bishop, 106°F in Death Valley, 97°F in Twentynine Palms, 103°F in Lake Havasu City, and 91°F in Kingman. The right panel, titled “Looking Ahead,” notes that temperatures will gradually warm through the week and rise several degrees above normal by midweek and beyond. A chart for Las Vegas, where the normal high is 97°F, shows forecast highs increasing from 98°F Monday and 99°F Tuesday to 105°F Wednesday, 106°F Thursday, peaking at 108°F Friday, and remaining around 107°F through the weekend.
ALT A National Weather Service forecast graphic for Tuesday, June 2, 2026, showing the "Forecast High Temps" for various cities in the region. The background features a dark mesh pattern with a pink-to-orange gradient banner at the top displaying a yellow sun graphic. The forecast high temperatures are listed as follows: Las Vegas: 102°F Henderson: 102°F Pahrump: 98°F Laughlin: 105°F Bishop: 92°F Death Valley: 110°F Barstow: 98°F Kingman: 94°F Lake Havasu City: 97°F The National Weather Service Las Vegas logo and website URL (weather.gov/lasvegas) are displayed in the bottom left corner.
ALT Las Vegas Forecast High Temperatures. Today 82. Friday 81. Saturday 90. Sunday 94. Monday 98. Tuesday 101. Wednesday 103. Lake Havasu City. Today 86. Friday 86. Saturday 94. Sunday 100. Monday 103. Tuesday 105. Wednesday 107.
