Las Vegas Weather: 63.6 Degrees Sunday Evening, Rain Still at 95 Percent, Flood Watch Runs to Monday Morning
Sunday evening in Las Vegas is 63.6 degrees under a 95 percent rain chance, with the day's high revised up to 67.2 — and the Henderson and Lake Las Vegas flood watch still in effect until 4 a.m. Monday before a fully dry week that starts with Election Day at 69.2.
The wet Sunday is ending wet. The station's live weather feed, sourced from Open-Meteo, read 63.6 degrees — feeling like 55.8 — on Sunday evening, with the day's high revised to 67.2 and a low of 53.7, and it still holds Sunday'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 remain the places to avoid in any heavy shower overnight: on Friday, flash flooding in Henderson forced three simultaneous water rescues, and floodwater swept across Lake Mead Parkway and closed Arts District shops.
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.
