Las Vegas was expected to have calmer weather Sunday.
Unsettled Weather Monday and Tuesday
Unsettled weather is expected to reach the Las Vegas area late Monday, with rain chances continuing into Tuesday. Showers may not reach southern Nevada until well after sunset Monday.
Rain chances and amounts are not expected to be uniform across the region. The National Weather Service projects roughly 0.02 to 0.20 inches for much of the area, with 0.30 to 0.60 inches possible in Northeast Clark County, Mohave County and Lincoln County as showers move east. The Las Vegas forecast discussion says the showers may be less consistent than previously expected.
Rain Possible Tuesday
Rain showers are possible Tuesday, with a 50 percent chance in the Las Vegas Valley. Highs are forecast to range from 60 to 64 on the west side to 65 to 68 on the east side. The National Weather Service’s Las Vegas Valley forecast gives the latest probability and temperature ranges.
Showers are possible Thursday. The National Weather Service forecast gives a 50 percent chance of rain showers.
Wednesday is expected to bring a pause in rain for most of the region, though showers and snow are forecast to reach the Sierra that evening before showers spread into the rest of the area Thursday. Precipitation chances are expected to end by Friday afternoon. The National Weather Service expects the late-week system to be colder, with light rain and snow accumulations.
The next system is expected to be colder than the one early in the week, bringing better chances for snow at higher peaks, while rain and snow totals are forecast to remain light. The National Weather Service expects precipitation chances to end by Friday afternoon.
