Las Vegas (KSNV) — We begin the week with active weather across Southern Nevada.

Today we shattered the all time one day record for rain at Reid International Airport with. 23”. The previous all time record daily amount was. 03” set back in 1982.

Here’s what to expect: WEATHER Conditions will be overcast all day on Monday with chances of rain in the morning and rain likely in the afternoon.

Isolated showers and thunderstorms will be possible with daytime highs averaging 15 to 20 degrees below normal. The high will be about 68 degrees in Las Vegas (the average high is 84).

Winds will be from the north up to 10 mph, picking up in locations where thunderstorms form.

Not all neighborhoods get rain, so amounts could walk a line from around. 00” to. 50”train, the upslope terrain now favored. As of 10 am Monday, around. 04” to. Parts of the west and northwest valley have seen 10” of rain since midnight.

The air is ‘good’ quality, and pollen levels are ‘moderate’ for grass. Skies will be mostly cloudy tonight with more shower and t-storm chances, skies turning partly cloudy after midnight. Valley low temperatures will be around 58.

The storm will continue exiting the area on Tuesday, with a few showers/storms possible as it pushes to the east. Highs in the valleys on Tuesday will be in the upper 70s before climbing into the 80s midweek.

The 90s Winds Howling in the West as the Sweaty Season Begins: Temperatures keep soaring to highs in the 90s Friday and into the Mother’s Day weekend. It appears winds might begin to kick up on Mother’s Day with temperatures plummeting even further on day 8.