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VisitLas Vegas Hits 104°F, Breaking October Records Amid Prolonged Heatwave
Oct 4, 2024, 05:22 PM
Las Vegas is experiencing record-breaking heat, with temperatures reaching unprecedented highs for October. On October 3rd, Las Vegas hit 101°F, breaking the previous daily record of 100°F set in 1980. The heatwave continued, with Harry Reid Airport reaching 104°F on October 4th, surpassing the previous record and marking the hottest October temperature ever recorded for the city. This year, Las Vegas has experienced 110 days with temperatures in the 100s, and October 4th marked the 110th time the city reached 100°F, tying the record for the latest 100°F day on record. The excessive heat is expected to persist through the weekend, with some relief anticipated by midweek.
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