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Tomorrow (Sunday): The most sun shines during morning and midday hours. As south-southwest breezes ramp up with a few 25 mph gusts during the afternoon, increased cloud cover can also be expected. Late day we may see a couple raindrops or a pop-up storm, but chances are very low. High temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s — perhaps our second 90-degree day of the year downtown — aren’t too bad for June, given that dew points should stay in the comfortable 50s. Overnight, riding in on gusty south winds (as high as 30 mph) we should see an increase in clouds and humidity. We may stay mighty mild, in the upper 60s to low 70s. Perhaps a couple raindrops start moving in before dawn. Can’t rule out one or two rumbles of thunder that may act as an early Monday alarm clock for us.

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For the first time, the Stanley Cup is taking a championship trip down the Las Vegas Strip. The Golden Knights defeated the Panthers in the 2023 Stanley Cup Final, winning the club's first-ever championship. With the victory comes the celebrations, and Vegas is ready to bring the festivities to its fans. It'll be the second celebration for the city in the last year, joining the Las Vegas Aces, who won the 2022 WNBA title. Here's everything you need to know about when and where the Golden Knights' championship parade will be. MORE: When is the Golden Knights' Stanley Cup championship parade? The date for the Golden Knights' championship parade is officially set for Saturday, June 17. The festivities will begin at 7 p.m. PT in Vegas. The parade is anticipated to take about two hours, with the rally at the end tentatively scheduled for 9 p.m. PT. All of the information can be found on the Golden Knights website Golden Knights Stanley Cup parade route The Golden Knights will begin the parade on Las Vegas Boulevard and will end at Toshiba Plaza. Here is what owner Bill Foley said the route will be: • Vehicles loaded at Excalibur • Drive up Sinatra • Parade officially begins heading south on Flamingo and Las Vegas Blvd • Continues south to Tropicana • U-Turn at Tropicana to Park Ave • Ends at Toshiba Plaza What is the weather forecast for the Golden Knights Stanley Cup parade? Saturday is expected to be clear skies and sunny in Vegas for the celebrations. At night, the temperatu...