Las Vegas Weather: Monday Tops Out at 70.6 With Zero Rain — and the Whole Week, Election Day Included, Is Dry
The overnight feed is settled and simple. Las Vegas reads 58.1 degrees early Monday, Monday's high is 70.6 with a 0 percent rain chance, Election Day is dry at 68.7 with the week's coldest morning at 47.4, and there is no rain on any line of the forecast through Saturday.
After the wettest weekend of the fall, the valley's weather has gone quiet in a way that needs no qualifiers. The station's live feed read 58.1 degrees with a feels-like of 48.7 in the early hours of Monday, and the day ahead is dry from end to end: a high of 70.6 degrees, a low of 51.3 and a rain chance of 0 percent. Streets that spent Sunday under thunderstorm warnings start the week simply dry.
Election Day follows the same script with one wardrobe note. Tuesday's high is 68.7 with no rain, but the morning low of 47.4 is the coldest start of the week — voters heading to a vote center when the polls open at 7 a.m. will want a jacket, and will not need an umbrella at any hour of the day. Nothing in the feed interrupts the pattern after the election, either.
Wednesday reads 70.1, Thursday 68.0, Friday warms to 74.5 and Saturday holds at 73.6, with overnight lows climbing back into the low 60s by midweek and a 0 percent rain chance on every single line. For a city that spent the weekend counting rain gauges and watching washes, the week ahead asks nothing of anyone: sun, mild afternoons, cool mornings, and a dry Election Day.
