Las Vegas Weather: Sunday Morning Rain at 95 Percent, Then a Dry Week Ahead
The station's live feed read 58 degrees with drizzle conditions early Sunday, a high of just 64.4 and a 95 percent rain chance — before the valley dries out from Monday through Saturday.
Sunday is a wet, cool day across the Las Vegas Valley. The station's live weather feed, sourced from Open-Meteo, read 58 degrees early Sunday — feeling like 56.9 — under drizzle conditions, and it puts the day's high at 64.4 degrees with a low of 50.7 and a 95 percent precipitation chance, matching the rain that has been falling since Saturday night.
The flood watch for the Henderson and Lake Las Vegas area runs until 4 a.m. Monday, after a weekend that already brought flash flooding and water rescues to the southeast valley. Drivers should never cross flowing washes or flooded low-water crossings, and anyone heading to Sunday's outdoor festivals downtown should expect wet pavement into the afternoon.
Then the pattern flips. The feed turns the valley dry from Monday onward: Monday reaches 70.2 degrees with a 1 percent rain chance, Tuesday is dry at 72.6, and the rest of the week stays dry and mild, with highs between 68.3 and 73.7 degrees through Saturday. Sunday is also the first full day on standard time after the clocks fell back overnight, with an early sunset to match.
