Las Vegas Weather: 62.7 at Midday Monday — 70.8 Today, a Dry 67.7 on Election Day, and Zero Rain All Week
The valley's wettest October is firmly behind it. Monday climbs to 70.8 under clear skies, Election Day runs dry at 67.7 after a 49.5 start, and the station feed shows no precipitation on any day this week.
Las Vegas stood at 62.7 degrees at midday Monday under a clear sky, on its way to a high of 70.8, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read by the desk. The morning low was 53.4, and the precipitation chance for the day is zero — the same reading the feed gives every day this week, a clean break from the storm pattern that made October the valley's wettest in years.
Election Day follows the same script with a colder start. Tuesday opens at 49.5 degrees and tops out at 67.7, dry from the 7 a.m. poll opening to the 7 p.m. close — comfortable voting weather in every part of Clark County, with a jacket the only equipment the morning line requires. Wednesday edges back up to 72.0, Thursday dips to 69.2, and the weekend builds: 74.3 on Friday, 72.8 on Saturday and 74.4 on Sunday, all dry.
For a valley that spent Halloween weekend watching washes run, the practical news is what is not in the forecast: no rain to flood streets on Election Day, no storm to complicate the SEMA Show's opening week at the convention center, and no weather excuse left anywhere on the calendar. The desert is back to being the desert.
