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Las Vegas Valley will start warming over coming week

Warmer weather — not yet he scorching variety — is on its way to the Las Vegas Valley.

High temperatures will escalate over the coming days to about 10 degrees above normal, says the National Weather Service.

Thursday should be sunny with a high around 80. Winds will be 10 mph or less.

After an overnight low near 56, Friday will rise to about 82, Winds again will stay calm.

The forecast for Saturday calls for a high near 86 with an 83 on Sunday.

Early next week the highs will be close to 90.

Contact Marvin Clemons at mclemons@reviewjournal.com. Follow @Marv_in_Vegas on Twitter.

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