Thursday’s forecast calls for highs of 72 to 75 degrees on the west side and 74 to 77 on the east, followed by overnight lows of 53 to 56 degrees on the west side and 54 to 57 on the east. Cooler temperatures and a chance of rain arrive Friday night.
Thursday Stays Sunny And Warm
Thursday should be the last calm, mild day for a while, with highs of 72 to 75 degrees on the west side and 74 to 77 on the east. Skies turn partly cloudy Thursday night, with lows of 53 to 56 degrees on the west side and 54 to 57 on the east.
For valley residents, Thursday offers one more easy day for errands, outdoor plans or pretending November is still basically summer.
Friday Stays Mostly Sunny Before Overnight Showers
Friday will remain mostly sunny, with highs of 70 to 74 degrees on the west side and 74 to 77 on the east. South winds are expected to strengthen during the afternoon.
Friday night brings a 50% chance of rain showers. The valley forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, with southwest winds of 20 to 30 mph and gusts around 45 mph.
The rain chance comes with a wind concern: a Wind Advisory for western Clark County runs from 10 a.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday. South winds of 20 to 30 mph, with gusts up to 45 mph, are expected in the advisory area, which includes western Clark and southern Nye counties.
Cooler And More Unsettled Weather Follows
Saturday will be mostly sunny but cooler, with highs of 65 to 69 degrees on the west side and 70 to 73 on the east. Sunday is forecast to be partly cloudy, with highs of 64 to 67 degrees on the west side and around 70 on the east.
The next system could bring precipitation back by late Monday morning, becoming more widespread Monday afternoon and continuing into early Wednesday. The valley forecast gives Monday night and Tuesday a 50% chance of rain showers; Tuesday’s highs are forecast at 59 to 62 degrees on the west side and 62 to 65 on the east.
Rain remains relatively uncommon in Las Vegas, even in the wetter season. The National Weather Service’s 1991–2020 climate normals put the city’s average November precipitation at 0.30 inches, compared with 4.18 inches for the full year. The forecast points to a chance of rain, not a guarantee that the valley will receive that monthly average.
