Las Vegas Weather: 67.1 on Monday Afternoon — a Dry Election Day at 67.7 After the Week's Coldest Morning, and Still No Rain Anywhere
Monday afternoon is running clear and mild at 67.1 degrees on the way to 70.8. Election Day repeats the pattern — 49.5 at dawn, 67.7 by afternoon, zero precipitation — and the station feed keeps the whole week dry.
Las Vegas stood at 67.1 degrees under a clear sky on Monday afternoon, feeling like 60.8 in a light breeze, on its way to a high of 70.8, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read by the desk. The day's low was 54.2, and the precipitation reading is zero — as it is for every day in the feed this week.
Election Day is the week's split personality. Tuesday starts at 49.5 degrees, the coldest morning in the forecast — a jacket for the 7 a.m. vote-center lines — and climbs to 67.7 by afternoon, dry from the first center opening to the 7 p.m. close. Wednesday recovers to 71.4, Thursday dips to 68.9 with a warmer 61.7 start, and the weekend settles into the low-to-mid 70s: 73.8 on Friday, 72.9 on Saturday and 73.4 on Sunday, all dry.
The practical forecast is an absence: no rain to slick the roads on the valley's biggest civic day, no storm system behind it, and a SEMA Show opening week downtown that runs under the same clear sky. After the wettest October in years, November's first full week is the desert on its best behavior.
