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Valley to see warmer conditions Sunday but more chill coming

Following a week of higher-than-average temperatures, the Las Vegas Valley will begin to cool down, the National Weather Service said.

Saturday’s temperature reached 57 degrees, and a low of 39 degrees, with mostly clear skies.

Although Sunday is expected to warm up slightly at a high of 58 degrees and low of 44 degrees, colder weather will come on Monday, along with overcast skies.

Rain is expected midweek, with the possibility of snow near Mount Charleston, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Chad Shafer.

Winds are predicted to rise, with the strongest gusts up to 30 mph Sunday evening.

Temperatures this week will continue to drop below average, with temperatures Monday night expected to be near freezing.

Contact Christian Bertolaccini at cbertolaccini@reviewjournal.com or 702-383-0381. Find him on Twitter: @bertolaccinic

 

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