Las Vegas, NV (KXNT) – Las Vegas may set a record the the number of consecutive days that the area has hit a temperature above 110 degrees, and because of that, Clark County will be extending the days of operation for its so-called 'cooling centers'.
The National Weather Service extended an Excessive Heat Warning through Saturday night at 8. The original warning was set to expire on Monday.
Las Vegas’ all-time record high is 118, set back on July 26th, 1931. Las Vegas has come close to tying that record, hitting 117 five times.
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