Las Vegas Weather: 63 Degrees Sunday Afternoon, Rain Still at 95 Percent, Flood Watch Runs to Monday
Sunday afternoon in Las Vegas is 63 degrees and still wet: the station's live feed holds the day's rain chance at 95 percent on the way to a high of 65.4, with the Henderson and Lake Las Vegas flood watch in effect until 4 a.m. Monday — then a fully dry week, starting with Election Day at 69.2.
The rain that was promised for Sunday is still the story of the afternoon. The station's live weather feed, sourced from Open-Meteo, read 63 degrees — feeling like 57.9 — on Sunday afternoon, on the way to a high of 65.4 with a low of 52.1, and it holds the day's precipitation chance at 95 percent on ground left saturated by the second-wettest October on record.
The flood watch for the Henderson and Lake Las Vegas area remains in effect until 4 a.m. Monday. Washes, low crossings and flooded roadways are the places to avoid in any heavy shower: on Friday, flash flooding in Henderson forced three simultaneous water rescues and one person pulled from a wash died, and floodwater swept across Lake Mead Parkway.
After Monday — dry at 69.1 degrees — the week turns completely dry: Election Day Tuesday is 69.2 degrees with no rain, followed by 72.4 Wednesday, 67.8 Thursday, 71.3 Friday and 74.2 Saturday, all with precipitation chances at zero.
