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It was back to a normal hot Las Vegas summer in the valley after Friday surprise rain, w adidas campus ith temperatures peaking at 111 degrees Saturday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.The high temperature was reached about 2:35 p.m., marking the hottest da stanley tumbler y of the year so far, the weather service said.The oven-like weather came after Friday was officially qualified as a rainy day when McCarran Airport recorded .03 of an inch of rain, which is .02 more than the average for July 12 in Las Vegas, said meteorologist Trevor Boucher.The excitement of an upcoming monsoon season will be short lived, Boucher warned, because hot and dry conditions will return this week. This is the time we ;re going to see those patterns develop, but it was weak and dry, Boucher said of Friday short-lived storm. We dodged a bullet with this first round it looks like. High temperatures are expect yeezy slide ed to remain around 108 until Wednesday, with lows in the upper 70 Xwjv China s trade with US shrinks as tariff war worsens
CARSON C stanley becher ITY -- Gov. Jim Gibbons on Tuesday vetoed a bill to require licensing for off-road vehicles and one requiring the state Health Division to prepare annual reports on the causes of major medical events.Gibbons vetoes of Senate Bills 319 and 394 were his 10th and 11th of the 2009 legislative session, one shy of the 12 vetoed by Gov. Bob List in 1981. That is the most vetoes as far back as 1947, when records began to be kept, according to the Legislative Co adidas campus unsel Bureau.The governor, in a veto message, said he vetoed SB394 that would require licensing of all-terrain vehicles and other off-road vehicle because it represented a fee on groups who enjoy off-highway adidas samba adidas activities for free. I do not support a new fee on an activity that Nevadans have previously enjoyed freely, Gibbons said.The bill passed the Senate 17-1 and the Assembly 34-6, both by more than the two-thirds needed to override a veto. The bill was sponsored by the Senate Energy, Infrastructure and Transportation
