Las Vegas is waking up to a mild Tuesday with temperatures around 54 degrees before the valley climbs into the upper 60s. Broken ceilings around 20,000 feet are expected to persist through the afternoon before clearing after 00Z. The forecast stays dry, with a brief late-fall cloud show giving way to a warmer, sunnier stretch by midweek.
Tuesday Starts Cool And Stays Dry
Tuesday is forecast to be mostly sunny with light east winds of 1 to 5 mph. Skies should be mostly clear Tuesday night.
70s Return Wednesday Through The Weekend
Wednesday and Thursday will be sunny or mostly sunny, with highs near 70 and overnight lows around 50 to 54. Friday through Sunday looks warmer, with highs of 74 Friday, 75 Saturday and 73 Sunday, and no rain in the forecast.
Winds should stay generally light in the valley Tuesday through Thursday, but the broader forecast calls for more noticeable afternoon breezes later in the workweek, especially Friday and Saturday. Morning commuters and early outdoor planners can expect the coolest conditions, while afternoons bring the week’s most comfortable temperatures.
How Conditions Can Vary Across the Valley
A forecast for Harry Reid International Airport may not describe conditions everywhere in the metro area. The National Weather Service Las Vegas office says the valley’s west-to-east slope contributes to local variations in wind and precipitation. Its explanation does not quantify how temperatures may differ from the airport forecast point.
No rain is expected through Monday. The main change is a warmer stretch by the weekend.
