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The 118 degree hottest Las Vegas temperature was recorded by a Las Vegas city founder and newspaper man named C.P. âPopâ Squires *, who, according to an article in the Las Vegas Sun, âscribbled readings from the thermometer in his back yard off Fremont Street.â.
Downtown Reno plunged to â16 on January 8, exactly 47 years to the day of the city's all-time record low, set on January 8, 1890. Far to the south in Las Vegas, gamblers were chilled to the bone when the thermometer dropped to 10 on January 22. For the State as a whole that month, the mean temperature was only 13.5, nearly 16 degrees below the average for the previous 49 years. Las Vegas reported the highest monthly mean temperature. A bitter east wind on Lake Tahoe in Dec. 1990 coated the lake's west shore in ice.