Nevada — Neon lights fade against a clear desert sky as early morning air feels cool but calm. By mid-morning, the sun takes over fast, pushing Las Vegas toward an unseasonably warm February afternoon.
Temperatures surge to around 75 degrees today, well above normal for early February. Winds remain light, allowing heat to build efficiently across the valley. Sidewalks and asphalt will warm quickly, especially along the Strip and I-15 corridors.
This warm pattern holds steady into Monday. Highs reach the mid-70s again under mostly sunny skies. Morning commuters enjoy mild conditions, but afternoon errands may feel closer to spring than winter. To be fair, nights still cool efficiently, with lows dipping into the upper 40s.
By Tuesday, subtle changes arrive. Clouds increase, trimming highs slightly into the low 70s. The shift brings a softer sun and a more muted afternoon feel. Wednesday continues the trend, with highs near 69 degrees and thicker cloud cover overhead. No rain is expected, but the brightness fades.
Drivers should expect no major weather hazards, though wide temperature swings remain the story. Jackets feel necessary at sunrise, then unnecessary by lunch. Hydration still matters during outdoor activities, even in February.
Meteorologists note this warmth aligns with a broader pattern across the western U.S., where above-average temperatures dominate. Looking ahead to the 6–10 day window, mild conditions persist. Late next week trends slightly cooler but still above seasonal norms, signaling an extended February thaw.
Plan outdoor work or recreation earlier in the day if possible. Expect comfortable evenings and cool desert nights. How warm did it feel where you were this morning? Share what you’re noticing across the Las Vegas Valley.
Five-Day Weather Outlook – Las Vegas, Nevada
Today: Sunny and warm. High 75°F
Monday: Mostly sunny. High 74°F
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy. High 73°F
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy. High 69°F
Thursday: Mostly sunny. High 68°F
