LAS VEGAS ( FOX5) — The Clark County coroner released the latest numbers for heat-related deaths in 2025. Tuesday, the coroner’s latest report said 29 people have died in situations where heat was a factor. The youngest person who died was 28 years old, and the oldest was 90.

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The number of deaths in Southern Nevada where heat has been a factor has reached 29 this year, according to a Clark County release.

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Beyond the Las Vegas Valley, Moapa Valley is expected to reach 110-115 degrees, Amargosa Valley, Pahrump, and Indian Springs is expected to reach highs between 105—115, NWS reports. Death Valley could reach 120-125 degrees, according to NWS.

As southern Nevada continues to deal with extreme heat, the Clark County Coroner’s Office has reported 29 heat-related deaths, at this point for 2025.

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