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North gusts linger at 20 mph today around Las Vegas, with 25 mph gusts in Boulder City and 35 mph gusts in Laughlin and Lake Mohave.
Las Vegas wakes up to the mid 30s before highs reach the upper 50s this afternoon alongside a sunny sky.
Clear tonight with a few 5-10 mph breezes as lows fall back to the mid 30s.

An east valley intersection is shut down Wednesday morning as authorities investigate a deadly crash.
Authorities said they are investigating a wreck involving a vehicle and a pedestrian in the area of Stewart Avenue and Lamb Boulevard
Police: Vehicle flees from traffic stop, fatally hits pedestrian in east valley wreck

Anchor Joe Moeller on the scene in California to bring you the latest updates on the California wildfires
We're continuing to follow the devastating wildfires in Southern California. At least 25 people are now dead, according to officials.
Fierce winds are predicted to return to Southern California this morning, threatening the progress firefighters have made in containing these fires.
Anchor Joe Moeller is live in Altadena, Calif. for us this morning to bring us the latest.
Las Vegas considering new animal welfare ordinances today
Two cases we've covered extensively are inspiring pushes for change when it comes to animal welfare in the city of Las Vegas.
We all remember the story of Reba the bulldog. She was abandoned in a box in the summer heat last year, left for dead.
And you may also recall the story of a local couple who hoarded dozens of pets in unsanitary conditions.
Today, Las Vegas City Council is set to discuss two proposed ordinances that aim to prevent cases like these from ever happening again.
One would limit the number of certain types of animals that can be sold by a pet shop or breeder to a person or household in a single year.
The other would increase the penalty for animal abandonment to $1,000.
North Las Vegas to consider new measures to deter copper wire theft
According to the agency for this afternoon's North Las Vegas City Council meeting, the city is looking to regulate the purchase of scrap metal to prevent thieves from trying to sell stolen copper wiring and to hopefully deter those thefts altogether.
We've been talking about copper wire theft for a while now. It's led to street light outages and even businesses have fallen victim to it.
Clark County commissionersand the Las Vegas City Council have already passed similar regulations last year to address the problem.