Las Vegas is clear and mild late Monday morning, with temperatures already at 70 degrees at North Las Vegas Airport. Highs are forecast to reach the low to upper 70s across the valley, with sunny skies and no rain expected.
Quiet, pleasant conditions are expected through Friday, with dry conditions prevailing through Thursday and generally light winds through Friday. The National Weather Service expects the more unsettled period late this weekend into early next week, rather than a distinct wind increase Friday.
A high-pressure ridge is keeping conditions quiet across the region, with temperatures running above seasonal norms. A weak disturbance is expected Tuesday, while a low approaching the Southern California-Baja coast late in the week could bring a more active pattern; the timing and strength of that change remain uncertain. The National Weather Service outlook puts the better chances for precipitation and stronger winds late in the weekend or early next week.
Warm, Quiet Stretch Runs Through Veterans Day
Monday night is expected to turn partly to mostly cloudy, with lows in the low to upper 50s. Tuesday will be mostly sunny, followed by a sunny Veterans Day with highs in the mid- to upper 70s across the valley.
Thursday and Friday are expected to be generally quiet. Highs are forecast at 74 Thursday and 73 Friday.
November is typically a relatively dry month in Las Vegas: the National Weather Service’s 1991-2020 climate normals put average November precipitation at about 0.30 inches. That monthly average is climate context, not a guarantee of dry weather; the current outlook leaves room for a late-weekend shift.
Rain Chances Return This Weekend
Saturday's high is forecast at 73. Sunday is expected to be mostly sunny, but the weather pattern could become more active late in the weekend, with the best chances for precipitation, cooler temperatures and increased winds late Sunday into early next week.
No watches, warnings or advisories are listed for the Las Vegas Valley in the National Weather Service’s current alert summary. Valley winds should remain generally light through Friday; the next potential increase in wind is late this weekend into early next week.
