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    Southwest turns hot, again

01:59 PM
September 9, 2026

New round of extreme heat
Southwest turns hot, again!

Southwest heat wave

Don't let your guard down just yet if you live in the Southwest. Triple-digit heat is returning this week after the first week of September was only in the 90s.

Although the Desert Southwest and southern Great Basin have had an extremely hot summer, triple-digit highs in September aren't unusual. The recent roller coaster will force everyone to get reacclimated to the extreme heat once again this week. Extreme 105- to 110-degree highs expand into interior Southern California and the Great Basin through the end of the week.

September heat illnesses

On average, 200 to 300 people living or visiting Arizona visit emergency room heat-related illnesses during the month September.  

The TemperatureRadar is a great tool to use to track this week's extreme heat. Las Vegas and Arizona visitors and residents should follow heat safety guidelines, including staying hydrated with non-caffeinated and non-alcoholic beverages and limiting outdoor activities during the afternoon.

Las Vegas

Sa
62
74
Su
56
75
Mo
56
77
Tu
57
80
We
57
80
Th
58
80
Fr
63
72
Sa
57
73
Su
57
71
Mo
58
68
Tu
59
74
We
60
75
Th
61
76
Fr
61
76
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Min (°F)
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Phoenix

Sa
61
78
Su
61
80
Mo
61
84
Tu
61
86
We
63
89
Th
65
87
Fr
71
79
Sa
66
78
Su
67
77
Mo
66
76
Tu
67
82
We
67
82
Th
67
81
Fr
68
82
Max (°F)
Min (°F)
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Palm Springs

Sa
65
85
Su
63
87
Mo
63
88
Tu
61
88
We
62
86
Th
63
81
Fr
68
84
Sa
62
77
Su
62
78
Mo
64
81
Tu
66
82
We
68
86
Th
67
85
Fr
67
84
Max (°F)
Min (°F)
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James West

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