Las Vegas Weather: 69.7 on Monday Evening — Election Day Dawns at 49.4, and SEMA Week Runs Dry From Fence to Fence
The valley closes Monday clear at 69.7 degrees. Tuesday's voters get the week's coldest start so far at 49.4 before a 68.1 afternoon, Wednesday dawn is colder still at 46.2 — and there is no rain anywhere in the seven-day feed.
Las Vegas stood at 69.7 degrees under a clear sky on Monday evening, feeling like 63.6, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read by the desk. Monday's high was 69.8 after a low of 54, and the precipitation column reads zero — as it does for every day in the seven-day outlook.
Election Day splits in two. Tuesday starts at 49.4 degrees, cold enough for jackets in the 7 a.m. vote-center lines, and climbs to 68.1 by the afternoon with no weather to interfere with the county's biggest civic day. Wednesday then posts the week's coldest morning at 46.2 before a 71.4 afternoon, and Thursday opens much warmer at 61.7 on its way to 68.9.
The dry run covers the valley's biggest trade-show week without interruption: Friday runs 73.8, Saturday 72.9 and Sunday 73.4, all under clear or near-clear skies. For SEMA Show crowds moving between the convention center and the Strip, and for voters, workers and watchers on Tuesday, the forecast is the simplest kind of news — nothing in it needs a plan B.
