As of 10:15 AM, NV Energy is reporting that a little over 2000 customers are still without power after the storms took down utility poles and other infrastructure throughout the Las Vegas Valley yesterday.
As temperatures are climbing — along with the humidity that comes with the monsoon season in full effect — Clark County government has opened up cooling stations for those affected by the power outages, according to their account on X. The list of cooling stations is at the bottom of this page along with the statement.
Long time residents know that heat in the desert is no joke, let alone when it’s made worse by humidity. If you are feeling ill, dizzy, or otherwise sick, please seek medical attention. Stay hydrated and out of the sun, if there is any, as clouds are forecasted for the rest of the day.
To assist those residents impacted by the ongoing power outages, Clark County’s Office of Emergency Management and partner agencies have put resources in place for those in need. Clark County has activated all cooling sites to provide temporary relief from the heat. Pets can be… pic.twitter.com/OQdyYEBlFY
— Clark County Nevada (@ClarkCountyNV) July 2, 2025
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