Nevada – A cool, quiet desert morning settles over the Las Vegas Valley, with clear skies and a faint breeze sliding down from the surrounding foothills. Streetlights still glow as temperatures hover in the upper 40s, reminding early commuters that winter mornings are not done yet.
According to the National Weather Service in Las Vegas, dry conditions dominate through the weekend with no meaningful rain chances. Highs climb into the low 60s later today under mostly sunny skies, while north winds increase during the afternoon. Gusts may briefly reach 20 mph, especially west of the Strip and along U.S. 95.
The cool air lingers tonight. Lows fall into the mid-30s across much of the metro, cold enough for patchy frost in outlying neighborhoods and desert valleys. Drivers heading out early should watch shaded parking lots and elevated ramps for slick spots from overnight condensation.
Sunday stays dry but trends warmer. Clouds increase during the day, pushing highs toward the upper 50s. Winds ease, making conditions more comfortable for outdoor plans. By Sunday night, temperatures dip near 38, still cool but less biting than earlier mornings.
A noticeable shift arrives Monday. Sunshine returns and highs reach near 60 as high pressure builds over the Southwest. Desert warmth strengthens Tuesday, with temperatures climbing into the low to mid-60s. Nights remain crisp, but daytime conditions feel increasingly springlike.
By midweek, Las Vegas pushes closer to the mid-60s with continued dry weather. Long-range outlooks show above-normal temperatures expanding across Nevada, while colder air stays locked well east of the Rockies. For now, residents should plan layers for mornings and lighter clothing by afternoon.
Five-Day Outlook for Las Vegas, Nevada
• Today: Mostly sunny, breezy; high near 61
• Sunday: Increasing clouds; high near 58
• Monday: Mostly sunny; high near 60
• Tuesday: Sunny; high near 63
• Wednesday: Mostly sunny; high near 63
