Las Vegas Weather: 61.0 Late on Monday Night — Election Day Tops Out at 69.4, and the Dry Week Runs On
The valley has cooled to 61.0 under a mainly clear sky. Tuesday's forecast has been revised a touch warmer — 69.4 over a 48.6 dawn for the 7 a.m. vote-center lines — and the week's precipitation column is still zero from end to end.
Las Vegas stood at 61.0 degrees, feeling like 56.1, under a mainly clear sky late on Monday night, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read by the desk — down from 65.1 at the evening read. 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 numbers have shifted slightly since the afternoon. Tuesday now runs from a low of 48.6 degrees at dawn — the hour the vote centers open and the first lines form — to a high of 69.4 in the afternoon, dry throughout. Wednesday follows at 71.3 over the week's coldest low, 47.9, and Thursday posts the week's strangest split: a high of just 68.5 over a low of 60.5, the warmest night of the week by more than twelve degrees over Wednesday's.
The rest of the week is the same sentence three times: Friday 73.7, Saturday 72.3 under the week's only clear-sky code, 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 valley's weather remains a non-story in the best sense: voters, show crowds and road crews all get the same calm week.
