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Las Vegas, NV Weather: Halloween Rain Possible Oct. 28–Nov. 1
Las Vegas, NV — Residents across southern Nevada can expect a noticeable change in weather heading into Halloween weekend, with rain chances returning and temperatures dropping as a new storm system a
By Nolan Pierce · 2026-10-28T11:25:38.498Z
Las Vegas, NV — Residents across southern Nevada can expect a noticeable change in weather heading into Halloween weekend, with rain chances returning and temperatures dropping as a new storm system approaches between Friday, Oct. 30, and Sunday, Nov. 1.
According to the National Weather Service in Las Vegas, mild temperatures and pleasant conditions will continue for the next couple of days before a developing weather system brings cooler air and the possibility of showers across the region.
Wednesday, Oct. 28, will feature mostly sunny skies, with afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 79 degrees in Las Vegas.
Nearby Laughlin is expected to reach 83 degrees, while Daggett, California, climbs to 76 degrees and Kingman, Arizona, reaches 73 degrees.
Temperatures Begin Cooling Thursday
Thursday, Oct. 29, will remain relatively pleasant, with Las Vegas reaching around 76 degrees and partly cloudy skies expected.
By Friday, Oct. 30, rain chances begin increasing across portions of the region as temperatures fall to approximately 74 degrees in Las Vegas.
Halloween Could Bring Showers
Saturday, Oct. 31, brings the possibility of rain during Halloween activities, with Las Vegas temperatures expected to reach around 72 degrees.
Other regional highs include 76 degrees in Laughlin, 70 in Daggett and 66 in Kingman.
Residents planning outdoor Halloween celebrations, neighborhood events or trick or treating should monitor updated forecasts as the approaching system develops.
The cooling trend continues Sunday, Nov. 1, when Las Vegas temperatures are expected to reach only 68 degrees.
Kingman could cool to approximately 60 degrees, while Bishop, California, is also forecast near 60 degrees.
The National Weather Service has not specified rainfall totals or the exact timing of showers in the supplied outlook.
While widespread hazardous weather is not currently indicated, the approaching system could affect outdoor plans across southern Nevada and neighboring desert communities.
For updated forecasts, visit weather.gov/lasvegas.