Las Vegas Weather: 59.1 and Clear Late Monday — Election Day's Dawn Low Revised Up to 50.5
The sky has cleared completely and the valley sits at 59.1. Tuesday's forecast high holds at 69.4, but the dawn low for the 7 a.m. vote-center lines has been revised up nearly two degrees, to 50.5 — and the dry week still shows zero precipitation end to end.
Las Vegas stood at 59.1 degrees, feeling like 54.4, under a completely clear sky late on Monday night, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read by the desk — down from 61.0 at the last read, with the cloud code now at zero. Monday closes at a high of 69.9 and a low of 54.5, with zero precipitation, as it has been all day.
Election Day's one meaningful revision is at the cold end. Tuesday's high holds at 69.4, but the dawn low has been revised up to 50.5 from the 48.6 carried earlier in the evening — a small mercy for the first voters in line when the vote centers open at 7 a.m., and still the kind of morning that wants a jacket over a ballot. Wednesday follows at 71.3 over the week's coldest low, 47.9, and Thursday keeps its odd split: a high of just 68.5 over a low of 60.5.
The rest of the week is unchanged and unbroken: Friday 73.7, Saturday 72.3 under clear skies, Sunday 73.0 — all dry, with overnight lows climbing into the low 60s. For an Election Day, a SEMA week and a Grand Prix build, the forecast remains the calmest story in Las Vegas: nobody's Tuesday plan needs a weather contingency.
