Las Vegas extreme heat wave highest temperature ever recorded record breaking hot summer temps
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Las Vegas is experiencing an extreme summer 2024 heat wave on track to break all previous temperature records. The prior record was 117 and we are expected to surpass that next week as temperatures continue to climb. June was our hottest month on record with 28 days in the triple digits. July is expected to be worse. Stay hydrated, stay indoors, protect your pets and their paws and if you have extra water to share with people who may be unable to get out of the heat, please do. #vegas #lasvegas #vegasstarfish #vegasheat #vegasweather #vegassummer #heatwave #recordheat #hotoutside #heatwarning #vegasnews #vegasexperience #vegaslocal #vegaslocals #whattodoinvegas #vegaspoolparty #vegasvacation #creatorsearchinsights
Just wait a year and we will break that record.
They’ll keep moving the thermometers around until they reach that new record.
Every new year it gets hotter doesn’t that mean something big will happen soon to the whole world ?
My first time in Vegas in my life last year July. It was hotter than Philippines even at night when i thought it’ll be cooler without the Sun. Man was i wrong
@@FloSick808 Those nights without the breeze are ridiculous an I live in Az
@GabrielPalomino. How can people really believe that? There is scientific proof that the planet lives through these exact cycles, and humanity/planet continue. These cycles have happened for a gazillion years. What do you think happens? The cycle completes.
It’s great that you let people who are unfamiliar with that extreme heat, know that they really won’t feel as hot as they believe that they should. Might help save a visitor. 😊❤
Right!! That was a piece of news to me! Want to go to LV, and would think it's OK cause I am not that hot!
Very hot, we took a drive up to Mt. Charleston just to get a break....86° up there felt so refreshing!!
Mt Charlie’ residents are so lucky
@@chiendinh-je2xi you won't be saying that in the winter, or when there is a fire.........
@@MiguelGarcia-vj7ooI like Winter and if they’re 🔥 fires, head off the mountain 🏔️ asap.
Ive lived in vegas for almost 20 years i can assure you its fucking hot.
its even worse when you want to work on your backyard in the summer too
I live here most of my life and it hot
Man... I always wanted to live there but I get hot flashes easily so looks like that's not an option. Maybe I'll just visit every fall so it's less crowded and not hot lol, just nice.
I remember having to stop in Vegas whenever we would road trip to my grandma's house. We would stop for food and the walk from the car to the casino was miserable. I would have cried if it wasn't evaporated immediately!
Global warming’s a
b!tch.
This is true here in arizona as well
Not during monsoon season near Phoenix. 115 with high humidity
@@GabrielGarcia-300Try Lake Havasu, their highest is 120 and it’s always in the triple digits
@@pikachugamer304 well then try Death Valley where it can get up to 130😆
@@GabrielGarcia-300That’s not Arizona, that’s California 😔
@@pikachugamer304 duh, I've been there twice, but if you want a pissing contest on heat, then there you have it 😆 also this video is originally about Vegas and not Arizona or California
California may be expensive ( coastal), but we sure have pleasant sunny days (coastal) during the summer.
70s or 80s, and 60s during the evening.
I am a current resident of Las Vegas, I can confirm that it is dangerously hot outside. In fact, as I’m writing this comment, it is 101 degrees, and it’s nighttime. And don’t get me started on the temperatures in the afternoon. The other day, my mother and I went to two different grocery stores, one of them was just for some salmon for dinner. It was so hot outside, we brought in the salmon to the other store, so it wouldn’t start cooking in the car. And it’s a good thing we did, we nearly burned our fingers opening the car doors after we finished our shopping.
I would have bought the seafood last.
@@garrettbourdas5884 We would have, if we didn’t have refrigerated items to buy at the other store as well, like milk, eggs, and frozen shrimp. It was 117 degrees outside while we were out shopping.
The Europeans say that we have all of our cities designed wrong and should ditch the cars and walk everywhere . . .
We as a species is completely fucked this is just the beginning in another 20 years we will see astronomical heat temperatures
@Muddslinger0415 We are not "a species" -- we are human beings.
This heat is the least of your troubles. You are going to Hell 🌅 for filthy mouth and you have not seen heat.
I’m in Laughlin rn and it’s 121° today ☠️ 🔥
Dang!! I don't think we've even hit that here in Arizona! (An hour south of Phoenix.) Are Temps that high typical in your area??
I love Laughlin /Bullhead City I will be there in November
This is just the beginning... these places are going to be uninhabitable
Maybe for you 😂🤣 Thank god for all this melanin I was blessed with!
Melanin doesn't protect you from dehydration, heat exhaustion and other heat related medical conditions 🤦🏾♂️
@@blacstevewho am I kidding, of course you don't. Your just a dumb shine
Maybe they’ll start living underground… oh wait, the homeless already are in the tunnels! 😱
Just like lost civilizations!
I was driving to Los Angeles and I stopped in Baker to get some food. It was 120 degrees and the wind was hot. 😭🥵🔥
Crazy when it’s 85 degrees at 3 am
What baffles me about cities like las vegas or phoenix , isnt the fact they were built on deserts in the middle of nowhere , but the fact they were built and expanded like any other american town , these cities need to be heat proved .
Seriously. I live an hour south of Phoenix. I wish there were more trees. I know we don't have much water, but what about Mesquite trees or Palo Verdes? The cities put trees down the center of random roads, that we just drive by every day. But do you think businesses put trees in their parking lots? Or even see trees in our yards? Some- but "desert landscape" is most common. Like- we don't need more rocks and cactus to help us cool down. But a tree to help shade the house? And the yard? It would be so nice. And! In my city that is growing like crazy- our ONE swimming pool option is only open for four or five hours a day. I don't know what else we could do honestly. Maybe water faucets available all over the city. More splash pads. (We just have one.) Rec centers and/or indoor pools that are actually accessible to the majority, not the few that can afford their own. They built our "rec center + Boys & Girls Club" at the edge of town, far far away from the neighborhoods and let's just say it- at risk youth. It's really disappointing.
Las Vegas is blistering hot every summer she even mentiones it, always triple digits in summer..surprised?😂
@@youview5023 Hottest day in the city's history, year after year the hottest day in the city's history. Every year there is a "hottest day in the city's history". Do you need that written out in crayon? Your denial is silly.
It's crazy these desert cities exist
It's "heat-proof" not "head proved". Because it's been proven for ages now that these cities can get very hot in the summer.
I live in Vegas and try to walk a mile a day [ had knee replaced 3 months ago ] . I walked outside and called off the walk.....109 and its almost dark. Ridiculous way to live when going outside threatens your life . I will move before next summer,
What about snowbird? (if retired)
@@dennistyler9852 My sister does that but i don't have the necessary financial resources.
My first time in Vegas in my life last year July. It was hotter than Philippines even at night when i thought it’ll be cooler without the Sun. Man was i wrong
Treadmill. Hello!
Same here in the inland empire i started going to the gym because its too hot to walk without HVAC.
It must feel like going out into a furnace at night! During the day...forget it! Take care if you are in Vegas!
I was in Vegas last week and described it as “being far too close to a bonfire”
As a local u get used to it. I’m sure ur used to ur weather?
Yeah in Phoenix, when the sun goes down it'll still be 105 or little more
@@x08Gunner08xwhen I lived there for four years, I actually loved the night time temperature/feeling. Basically if the sun is down it feels great.
Furnace creek/ Death Valley area too.
I went biking in Vegas on a 111° day. My water was gone instantly. I literally thought they were going to find me dead and cooked on the pavement. very very dangerous and scary
Why would you go biking on a day that hot?
@@drugsmadillaMy same question. I mean it's one thing if you're going somewhere and that's your means of transportation but to just be out biking in those extremely high temperatures is insane.
118 in 2017 or 18 i forgot when i went biking and i just took a drink with me, you're a big baby
WTF would you do that for? Has common sense completely left ?
Zero common sense 😂🤦♂️
Some poor lady passed out at my job in Summerlin because it was so hot!This heat is bad man
So many wanted Summer! Well, you have it! Here it is! I prefer Fall/Winter. Much better.
Agree and spring is to humid
Same❄️🍁
@shadowfilm7980
I want summer because winter and fall where I live is -20 and -30
I prefer fall and winter anyway also. Even in Alaska. Especially in Fairbanks when you get used to -40 then in summer it's 80-100, it sucks
Yup same here
Vegas heat is something else entirely. If you spend all day walking around drinking alcohol you will wake up in the back of an ambulance.
Dude one of my friends had a heat stroke in a car because how hot it was
I live in Vegas and had a heat stroke in my car 5 yrs ago. Paralyzed in both legs & 1 arm, took 34 days in a rehabilitation hospital, but I got the use of my limbs back thank God!
@@teristewart2400 Jesus fucking Christ glad you got better dude
Hi. As someone who's lived here for a majority of my life: Don't come here during the summer. It's not worth it.
Seems every year is the hottest year on record
Holy Cow 120° that's Hott 🥵
In Death Valley, it's about '128-130' .... IN THE SHADE.
Who can live in 120° during the summer & afford a high electric bill unless you stay inside a casino & win. 😂
EGGZACKULLY!!!!!
Many are living in a delusion much like the whole idea of "sin city" itself
I would rather deal with 120 degrees than living in the Midwest or East at -20 to -40 below!
@@JLi46i’d rather be cold than hot any day
@@JLi46rarely it gets that cold anymore
Grew up in Vegas and lived there until 2022. As Vegas get's bigger it certainly going to get hotter. More roads, more concrete etc. They hold in the heat more than the amount we had in the 70's and 80's. I wouldn't blame it all on global warming though as much as localized hot spots brought on by heat absorbing material like asphalt and concrete. This holds the heat much more than the desert does and radiates it off MUCH slower.
that's the truth 100% 🎯
#ConeCity
And I thought here in NY the humidity was bad now I’m glad I aren’t somewhere with dry air
Damn I will be there Saturday for a week. Damn
We are going for a week as well starting Tuesday!! 😂😂 we are screwed
Word is BOND Yo!
And here i am in california crying over 90 degree weather, good luck Nevada and Arizona!!
Fr i'm also a resident in california good luck to them lmao
@@user-wb5ex4of3ogonna be a triple digit week again!
As someone who lived in Vegas, even when it's not record heat- you MUST hydrate constantly!!!! The heat will fool you into thinking you are not that hot and you are fine...but what people don't realize is how much you WALK in Vegas- stay inside and HYDRATE Cannot emphasize that enough!!!
I’m in Door County, Wisconsin. It was a whopping 72 today! I love this place, bring on the snow!
Great message. Thank you for that
You’re the best! Thanks for always giving the most important LV scoops!
Needs more trees. Consider giant umbrellas for the walkways.
They took the gorgeous Bellagio trees out for a two day car race🤬
@@stella-gx8ne Terrible.... If I could do something about it, I would.
WATER, there is NONE.
@@luangu agreed
I went on a 7 day vacation to 3 different places, and I stayed in Vegas for only 1 day, but in that day, it got up to atleast 110 degrees in the afternoon, and it was especially bad when we went to the pool at our hotel
Welcome to Bakersfield. We have the Vegas heat without any of the fun!
It's unusually hot all the way in appalachia as well
The forests are suffering
imagine not being human and having to stay outdoors
oof
Survival of the fittest
@@drugsmadilla then u go outside and try being the fittest in 120 weather.
@@leiajiang7877 I have air conditioning
@@drugsmadillatry to be a human for a minute
For those whos thinking how much is 120 in real temperature - its 49
July and August have always been scorchers. Like always the only thing we can do is adjust ourselves to the climate since it’s impossible to adjust the climate to ourselves.
I’ve been in Vegas when it was 117. Our plane was delayed for a few hours until it got a few degrees cooler.
Meanwhile it's raining still in England....send the heat wave here
I will try to send it over.😂
You don't want a killer heat wave. Trust me.
It’s that Simpson meme “dad this is the hottest day of my life.” “And it’s also the coldest day of the rest of your life”
Lets pray for all the bums in all this heat 🔥!
Some of them live in tunnels and the Solar System.I imagine it's cooler down there
Oh look at all those pools, fountains, waterfalls. In the desert. This is why the Colorado river which used to empty into the ocean is now dry before it hits Mexico. So sad too bad Mexico and all the wildlife that used to rely on it. We need our fountains!!!
It isn't Vegas using up all the water from lake mead, thet have water banked, it's California that uses up the water.
Cali has a deficit from lake Meade! In other words Cali uses more water than negotiated and Vegas uses less.
yea us people in colorado need that water too but the politicians sell it for a quick buck.
Our excess is shameful
False
So wrong yet so confident. Google "Colorado River Compact" and de-ignorant yourself.
Toasty is definitely an understatement!!
Get use to it equator coming soon to a town near you
😂
"He who controls the weather, controls the world." LBJ
Drink water when in hot weather.
Got it.
Thank you
You need electrolytes not water at that point.
@@Rockdeesec I was mocking the “advice” this video gave
And yet people choose to live there😂 why?!
Any season other than summer
Still better than "woke" places.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@user-co8uy5rb2slmao vegas is a woke place
There few places that are immune to some form of hostile weather at some point in the year.
Vegas weather is quite nice most of the year.
I would rather live in Vegas than in Louisiana, after seeing what Hurricane Laura did to a city called Lake Charles!
At those temps, better hope for power company to function PERFECTLY FOR THE DURATION. Stay prepared for what to do if the power company gets stressed.
Absolutely and if that happens there’s plenty of hotels to stay at. Some have their own power and generators.
@@mrsbluesky8415 Respectfully, who and how many are going to leave the suburbs and apartments to rent a hotel room? Are they going to share rooms with convention guests? Will they share the towels? My concern for the people is for long term disruptions, weeks at a time. Las Vegas is geographically in isolation from sharing other communities' resources.
5% humidity. Great weather if you have asthma. The heat will knock you out but you can still breathe.
Oh you made it sound crazy lmao. Arizona has been hitting 120F for decades. Las vegas is light work
The weather in Folsom California is crazy. One day it can be 102 and the next it can be as high as 108
Still not as high as here. I think I will probably move to get out of this weather
@@x08Gunner08xhottest weather I’ve ever been in was when we had our vacation house as a kid growing up in bullhead city AZ! The hottest it was there was 129! Either in the Colorado River or in AC! Can’t be outside for long
It's called geoengineering and they are doing it to shove the climate agenda down our throats in order to take everything away in the near future by blaming us for it.
What I recommend is walking through casinos to get places. If your a family the Casinos will usually let the kids through as long as they stay on the walkways.
Considering what goes on in Las Vegas I expect the temperature will steadily rise to at least 3000 degrees. 👍👍
I’m in Washington State and it’s 108°… THATS NOT NORMAL!!
No it isn't. But I live in Arkansas, and I am looking forward to a mild winter . . .
We went last year in June for a vacation, we are from San Diego. Been to LV before years ago, we knew it would be hot and pretty bad we decided to walk the strip at night for that reason, let me tell you that it really does dehydrate and consume you and you won’t even notice it till it’s happening.. again this was at NIGHT.
Maryland has had an extremely hot summer this year also. Vegas is crippling heat levels next week. I hope the city helps with people who are in danger of heat stroke because they are homeless. We had to start cooling areas for people who are homeless or don’t have any A/C in their homes. 😢
We were there in August, and went to a Sauna to cool off from the 40 degree heat outside...
Walking outdoors at night is also dangerous, since the lack of trees means low oxygen levels.
Imagine what Phoenix Arizona is like.
Doesn’t feel hot? Lady, opening my front door is like opening my oven.
Gotta go to the deep south states to know what she means. Humidity makes heat feel so much worse. The temperatures there don't get as hot as Las Vegas, typically in the 90s range in the summers, but with a 100% humidity index and the sun beating down on you, you will feel like you are being cooked in a soup and will be completely drenched in your own sweat in like 10 minutes.
@@Mika-ph6ku I’m from the south. Humidity and mosquitoes
I have no clue why you'd live in nevada. On the way home to beautiful Colorado from Hawaii last week, we connected in Vegas. We flew in at night, and it was 108 degrees! No, thank you. I'll stick to a state known for its beautiful weather, great economy, and high education rankings.
Tourist should sleep during the day and stick to partying at night.
When I was living in Las Vegas from 2001 to 2018 I would sweat a lot when I was in High School I had a heat stroke and was rushed to the hospital
Tuesday the 9th looks like a colling trend, overnight low drops to 89f (31c)
Last year at lake Mead it got 115 vacation started heading south real fast. I couldn't check in until 3 pm to my room in Vegas. Even the pool was not fun because the pavement would burn your feet and the sun would burn your skin while in the pool . To try to salvage some of the vacation for everyone early next morning I went to the pool myself and setup all the umbrellas to have shade over the pool and a place to walk .
This is getting scary. Glad I made it out there 20 summers ago and not now. Be safe everyone. ✌️
We had just 79 degrees last week. We are having the 80's this week. Next week we are going to have near or above 90 degrees next week. Heat = heat strokes, blizzards = inconvenience.
Lived in La Quinta Ca for 7 years it’s 110-120F for 2 months straight.
If they turned the lights out it may cool down a few degrees
Just went there 2weeks ago..🔥🔥🔥 good to be back in Michigan when we have abundant of fresh water resource..
That's what happens when you build a large city in the middle of the Mojave Desert, it gets hot in the summer.
I love Vegas,have been going there for the last 50 yrs.Summers are brutal,so I just drive around in a car,we never walk the strip.We just drive up to the casino entrance,let the valet park the car.That is the only way I do it every year
Yea even in Michigan we are just now getting over another heat wave. The 90s is enough for us because we are a peninsula and the humidity is always crazy high. I work in a Kitchen and my owner is refusing to fix the AC fully and won’t even turn it on while it’s spitting a little cool air out. So we are 115-125 in that kitchen with a giant dishtank that drives the humidity up, ovens, fryers, stove tops etc. im drenched in sweat after being in that for 30 minutes. I gotta bring like 2-3 changes of clothes (full changes) if it’s above 85 outside. I fee for you guys out there though! I could never! We got muggy summers and freezing cold winters though so I want out this state!
Oh and we have enough fans to literally each have our own fan or two and it’s just hot air blowing in your face. Only way to get through it, cold towels. I bring my own. Only thing that keeps me cool. And they buy us an azz ton of gatorades we can have for free. But I feel like even in a kitchen, it’s wrong to have your employees working in 115+ degrees. Outside is a different story. Inside, 115 is awful in any building!
I love Vegas but I only go in spring, fall & winter. The one time I went in the summer there were swarms of grasshoppers, the rental interior was so hot he was to “air” it out before we got in & I almost passed out from the heat. Hell no
Come on down to Laughlin. We live with 125-130 degree heat in the summer
You still sweat. It evaporates more quickly because the air is so hot and dry.
Be thankful for that, though. Evaporative cooling is the purpose of sweating. The more humid it is, the less easily sweat evaporates, making sweat less effective at cooling the body.
Make sure to dress in layers, drink a lot of beer, stay outdoors and instead of walking, make sure you jog.
Here we don't get crazy high temp like that, but we have humidity. 85F with 80% humidity is probably harder to support than dry 118F.
But I thought climate change was a myth... weird...🤔
I do live in Redding CA. 120 degrees and I work 12 plus hours a day.
Lots of workers stop early, I personally like better working in the heat rather than the freezing cold temperatures
Every year it’s the hottest year ever recorded since we started and yet some people still deny climate change
It’s the concrete and blacktop contributing in LV. We are in a concrete jungle !
@@mrsbluesky8415 LV is what Christians would call an act of spite spitting in gods face by building a city of stone in the desert
HVAC Techs are very busy, business is good for them
They also have to take the worst of it, working in 120-160 ° attics doing installs and repairs, sometimes brazing is required. Imagine carrying a torch up into the crawl space and having to weld pipes together.
Goodness gracious, do be careful.
I live in az so going to Vegas in August is a relief lol
Mean while here in Phoenix Arizona we still have not broke 120°
Hello! It's summer! 🥵
Just keep gambling days and nights 🤣
EGGZACKULLY!!!
They say this same thing every year. This place is hell on earth every single summer!
That city should never have been built.
Period.
It was so hot here on the strip, security was actually allowing people to cool off in the fountains! I suppose they figured, whatever happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!
Normal day in south east asia 43°C 100% humidity
I’ll take 122 dry in NV vs 105 humid as hell here in Texas any day of the week.
Word is BOND Yo!
As someone who has experienced both, I will avoid both. They are different types of heat but neither is pleasant.
You feel like an ant under a magnifying glass! I live in northwest Arizona in the rural desert. It's not hot here compared to Vegas. Don't know why. But I still love me some Vegas baby! 💕
Two months out of the year is horrid in LV. But the rest is great so I know the score: stay indoors !
That big ass globe cause a heat wave already 😅😂
Fun fact, you can walk into any fast food place and ask for water. It'll be tap water, but at least you can rehydrate for free.
Great advice!!
I’m a pool cleaning guy so it’s tough 😂 gonna have to pack extra water & electrolytes
Summer 21 I drove from LA to Denton TX, all along i10 in Cali and Arizona 122,twas hot.