Las Vegas wakes to clear skies Sunday morning, with temperatures near 57 degrees and a sunny afternoon expected to reach about 76. Winds will remain light and variable through the morning, with slight increases expected in the afternoon; the official forecast calls for light winds and no rain during the day.
Sunday night stays mostly clear, with temperatures settling near 58 degrees. No weather alerts are in effect, making it a straightforward day for errands, outdoor plans and anyone trying to squeeze in one more patio afternoon before the calendar turns spooky.
How Sunday’s High Compares With Normal
A forecast high near 76°F would be close to the Oct. 25 benchmark: the National Weather Service Las Vegas climate report lists a normal maximum of 77°F, based on the 1991–2020 climate normals.
Warm, Quiet Weather Holds Through Thursday
The calm pattern continues Monday through Wednesday, when highs are expected to reach 78, 79 and 79 degrees, respectively, with lows in the upper 50s to around 60 and mostly clear skies, according to National Weather Service.
Thursday could be the warmest day of the stretch, with a high near 80 under partly sunny skies. Rain chances remain minimal through the middle of the week, but clouds begin to build late Wednesday and Thursday night.
Halloween Weekend Brings Cooler Air And Shower Chances
The forecast turns more active Friday into Saturday as winds strengthen and temperatures slide. Friday should still be mostly sunny with a high near 76, but a slight chance of rain showers arrives Friday night.
Halloween weekend could bring cooler, windier weather, with a chance of showers.
What a Wind Advisory Means
A breezy forecast is not the same as a Wind Advisory. The National Weather Service says local offices set advisory criteria; a Wind Advisory signals strong winds below High Wind Warning levels. The guidance does not establish one universal wind-speed cutoff, so the forecast's 9 to 13 mph winds alone do not show whether local advisory criteria are met.
