LAS VEGAS, Nev. — The Mojave sun rises over a clear, pale horizon this Tuesday morning, washing the valley in soft amber light and mild warmth. After a brief October chill last week, southern Nevada is now locked in a stretch of calm, steady weather that feels almost like early fall on repeat.
According to the National Weather Service in Las Vegas, skies will stay completely clear through Thursday as temperatures climb from the upper 70s today into the low 80s by midweek. Northwesterly breezes will keep afternoons comfortable, gusting lightly around 20 mph along I-15 and the foothills west of town. With humidity dipping below 20%, fire danger remains low but not zero — any outdoor burning or spark activity should still be handled carefully.
By Wednesday and Thursday, daytime highs near 82°F will make for perfect outdoor weather. Evening lows in the upper 50s to near 60°F will feel crisp but pleasant, ideal for late-week events or early Halloween decorating.
Friday’s pattern stays sunny with a high near 83°F, though models hint at a minor breeze returning by sunset. Trick-or-treaters across the valley can expect mild, dry air and light winds — a rare Halloween without jackets or umbrellas.
The weekend holds steady warmth, though early November looks poised for a slight cool-down as desert nights grow longer and mornings turn sharper.
Five-Day Outlook for Las Vegas, NV:
Tue: 79/57 – Sunny; light northwest breeze.
Wed: 80/58 – Clear, calm, warm.
Thu: 82/60 – Bright skies; pleasant warmth.
Fri: 83/60 – Sunny; mild Halloween evening.
Sat: 83/61 – Mostly sunny; early November still warm.
