Nevada — Neon lights glow against clear skies this morning as cool desert air settles across the Las Vegas Valley. Jackets feel necessary early, but the chill fades fast once the sun climbs higher.
According to the National Weather Service, southern Nevada remains locked in a quiet winter pattern, with dry conditions and mild daytime temperatures dominating the next several days. No weather alerts are in effect for Clark County, and winds stay light across the valley and surrounding desert.
Highs rebound quickly today, climbing into the low 60s by afternoon. Sunshine filters through thin clouds at times, keeping conditions comfortable for travel, outdoor work, and midday errands along I-15 and U.S. 95. Nights remain cool, with lows dipping into the mid-40s, especially in outlying desert communities.
Thursday and Friday bring more of the same. Mostly cloudy to partly sunny skies persist, while highs reach the mid-60s, several degrees above seasonal norms. Dry pavement and excellent visibility continue across major roadways, including the Strip and suburban corridors.
The weekend holds steady. Saturday turns sunny and mild, with highs near 62 degrees. Evening temperatures fall quickly after sunset, a reminder that winter nights still pack a bite in the Mojave. Travelers heading toward higher elevations should remain aware of colder conditions outside the valley, even as Las Vegas stays dry.
Looking ahead, the 6–10 day outlook shows above-normal temperatures favored across the Southwest, while colder, more active winter weather focuses on the central and eastern U.S. That keeps Las Vegas on the quiet side of the national weather map for now.
Five-Day Outlook for Las Vegas, Nevada
Today: Partly sunny, high near 62.
Thursday: Mostly cloudy, high near 64.
Friday: Partly sunny, high near 64.
Saturday: Sunny, high near 62.
Sunday: Sunny, slightly cooler, high near 58.
