April sizzle: Las Vegas hits 93, breaking daily record

The 90s have returned to Las Vegas for the second time this spring.

The valley reached 93 degrees Thursday, breaking the April 10 record of 91 degrees set in 1985 and 2014, the National Weather Service said on X.

The temperature was recorded at Harry Reid International Airport.

Here are the forecast high/low temperatures for the next few days. (Note: A record high may be set Friday.)

— Friday: 95/68

— Saturday: 89/68

— Sunday: 81/68

— Monday: 80/62

The NWS said the average high for mid-April is 77 degrees.

Mountain snow

Despite the heat, Lee Canyon in the Spring Mountains has extended its ski season after several late-season snowstorms.

Lee Canyon received more than 60 inches of snow in March and early April. It plans to be open through Sunday.

Weather roller coaster

For the past few weeks, the valley has been on a up-and-down weather pattern. Last week, April began with showers, small hail and below-seasonal temperatures.

The week before, on March 26, Las Vegas recorded its first 90 degree day of 2025. Death Valley in California hit 100 for first time this year, and Phoenix saw 99.

In February, Las Vegas saw its first 80-degree temperature on Feb. 3 in what turned out to be the third-warmest February on record since 1937.