Las Vegas Weather: 57.7 and Overcast Overnight — Election Day Tops Out at 69.4 With a Dawn Low of 51.5
The clear sky gave way to overcast overnight and the valley sits at 57.7. Election Day's high holds at 69.4, the dawn low for the 7 a.m. vote-center lines has been revised up again to 51.5, and the week still shows zero precipitation end to end.
Las Vegas stood at 57.7 degrees, feeling like 52.8, under an overcast sky in the overnight hours, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read by the desk — down from 59.1 at the last read, with the cloud code now at 3 after Monday evening's clear finish. Monday closed at a high of 69.9 and a low of 54.5, with zero precipitation, as it had been all day.
Election Day's forecast has settled. Tuesday's high holds at 69.4, and the dawn low has been revised up once more, to 51.5 from the 50.5 carried late Monday — the mildest version yet of the morning awaiting the first voters when the vote centers open at 7 a.m. Wednesday follows at 71.2 over the week's coldest low, 47.9, and Thursday keeps its compressed split: a high of 68.3 over a low of 59.4.
The rest of the week is dry and mild: Friday 73.7, Saturday 72.8 under the week's one clear-sky code, Sunday 71.9, with overnight lows climbing into the mid-60s by the weekend and zero precipitation on every day of the feed. For an Election Day, a SEMA Show opening and a Grand Prix build all sharing one Tuesday, the weather remains the valley's calmest assignment.
