Las Vegas Valley
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Excessive Heat Warning
Expires 11:00 PM EDT on July 09, 2008

Statement as of 8:15 PM MST on July 8, 2008/


... Excessive heat warning remains in effect from 11 am to 8 PM
Wednesday...
... Excessive heat warning has expired for Tuesday...

The excessive heat warning is no longer in effect for today as
temperatures drop an additional 10 degrees during the late
evening. An excessive heat warning remains in effect from 11 am
to 8 PM Wednesday for areas below 4000 feet in southern Nevada and
surrounding areas of southeast California and northwest Arizona.

A strong area of high pressure will hold over the area through
Wednesday... bringing dangerously high temperatures to the region.
High temperatures are forecast to be around 110 to 112 degrees in
the Las Vegas Valley... Barstow and Twentynine Palms... from 114 to 118
degrees in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area... Laughlin...
Needles... Mesquite... Lake Havasu City... Bullhead City... and near
125 degrees in Death Valley.

An excessive heat warning is issued when temperatures are
forecast to reach dangerous levels that will stress the body if
precautions are not taken.







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