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The 118 degree hottest Las Vegas temperature was recorded by a Las Vegas city founder and newspaper man named C.P. âPopâ Squires *, who, according to an article in the Las Vegas Sun, âscribbled readings from the thermometer in his back yard off Fremont Street.â.
Las Vegas and Phoenix, two cities well-known for their hot and dry summers, are also predicted to approach all-time record territory. Last Vegasâ all-time high temperature record is 117Â°F and Phoenixâs high is 122Â°F. Excessive heat warnings are in effect in both cities from Friday through Monday. Las Vegas could come close to tying its record for the longest stretch of days at or above 110Â°F, which is 10 straight, set in 1961. Phoenix may approach its record for the number of consecutive days at or above 116Â°F, which is four, set in 1990. Reliable weather records began there in 1896.