Las Vegas Weather: 56.6 Before Dawn on Election Eve — Monday 70.8 and Dry, Tuesday 67.7 With the Week's Coldest Morning
The overnight feed barely moved, and that is the story. Las Vegas reads 56.6 degrees in the small hours of Monday, Monday tops out at 70.8 with no rain, Election Day is dry at 67.7 after a 48.4-degree start, and the first rain chance of the entire week — 1 percent — does not arrive until Sunday.
The valley is quiet before dawn on the last day before the election. The station's live feed read 56.6 degrees with a feels-like of 50.4 in the early hours of Monday, under a clear code, and the day ahead holds the pattern the weekend's storms left behind: a high of 70.8, a low of 50.9 and a rain chance of 0 percent. The streets that took Sunday's wind and water start the week dry and stay that way.
Election Day runs a few degrees cooler with the week's sharpest morning. Tuesday's low of 48.4 is the coldest start in the forecast — jacket weather for the 7 a.m. poll opening — before a dry high of 67.7, again with a 0 percent rain chance. Nothing in the feed threatens a line, a drop-off run or a results-night walk anywhere in Clark County.
The rest of the week is a metronome: Wednesday 70.1, Thursday 68.0, Friday 74.5 and Saturday 73.6, overnight lows back in the low 60s from midweek, and a 0 percent rain chance on every line until Sunday, which carries the forecast's only number above zero — 1 percent, at a high of 74.5. After the wettest stretch of the fall, the election gets the calmest week of it.
