don't let the clouds fool you, it's still going to be hot

Don't let the clouds fool you, it's still going to be hot

It may look like fall outside, but be assured, it is just another summer day in Las Vegas.

"Don't let the clouds deceive you," National Weather Service meteorologist Chris Outler saidSunday.

There's no rain in store for the valley, and although the temperature won't be record-breaking, it willstill be hot.

Temperatures will reach 110 degrees, five degrees less than the record, Outler forecasts.

The hottest temperature of 2015 is 113 degrees, reached for the first time June 20 and again onSaturday.

Cloudy skies will increase the humidity and "make things feel uncomfortable," Outler says -- andthat's about it.

Rain has only a 20% chance of showering the valley Monday and is unlikely except over parts of themountains.

High temperatures will hover around 110 degrees this week, Outler said, offering a slight relief.

This is a developing story. Check back for details.

Contact Kimberly De La Cruz at kdelacruz@reviewjournal.com or 702-383-0381. Find her onTwitter: @KimberlyinLV.

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