The National Weather Service issued a flash-flood watch through Saturday evening as storms passed through the Las Vegas Valley.
The valley is enshrouded in a mix of smog and clouds, and the Clark County Department of Air Quality placed the valley under a dust advisory Saturday. It recommends limiting outdoor exercising and keeping doors and windows closed while using the air conditioner.
Saturday's temperature peaked at 109 degrees, the Weather Service said, breaking a nine-day streak of high temperatures above 110 degrees. Sunday's high is expected to be 105.
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