Weather ‘pretty good’ for tonight’s prep football games
Fri, Sep 12, 2008 (12:53 p.m.)
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Low wind speeds and falling temperatures should make a pleasant evening for those playing in and watching tonight's area high school football games, according to a local meteorologist.
"It looks pretty good," said Faith Borden, a meteorologist for the Las Vegas office of the National Weather Service. "Skies should be beautifully blue and clear."
Today's forecast calls for a high temperature of 95 degrees this afternoon. And as the games begin about 7 p.m., temperatures should fall to about 91, Borden said.
"By the end of the games, we'll have dropped around 10 degrees," she said. "Actually it will be quite pleasant. . . If you are away from the city a little bit, could be as much as 70 degrees by the end of the game."
Light winds should make it a good night for kickers, punters and passers. Borden said winds will be variable, 5 mph or less, all around the Las Vegas Valley.
Saturday's morning lows in the valley will be in the middle to upper 60s, she said. Mount Charleston is expecting a Saturday morning low of 41 degrees, she said.
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