Las Vegas Weather: Sunday Afternoon Rain Still at 95 Percent, Then a Dry Election Day at 72.6
The station's live feed read 60 degrees late Sunday morning with the day's rain chance holding at 95 percent and a high of 65.5 — the last wet day before a dry, mild week that puts Election Day at 72.6 degrees with no rain in the forecast.
Sunday remains the valley's wet day. The station's live weather feed, sourced from Open-Meteo, read 60.0 degrees — feeling like 58.9 — late Sunday morning, and it holds the day's precipitation chance at 95 percent with a high of 65.5 degrees and a low of 51.9. The flood watch for the Henderson and Lake Las Vegas area remains in effect until 4 a.m. Monday, on ground still wet from Friday's flash flooding, so washes and low-water crossings can carry water even between showers.
The pattern breaks cleanly for the week ahead. Monday turns dry at 70.0 degrees with a 1 percent rain chance, and Election Day Tuesday is dry at 72.6 degrees with a zero percent rain chance — good conditions for the lines expected at Clark County vote centers between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
The rest of the week stays dry and mild, with highs of 71.3 on Wednesday, 68.3 on Thursday, 73.7 on Friday and 72.7 on Saturday, and no precipitation chance above 1 percent on any day in the feed. Sunday is the valley's first full day on standard time, so the Día de los Muertos festivals running into the evening will do so under an early sunset.
