Las Vegas, NV – Under a crystal-clear sky, the Las Vegas Valley wakes to a quiet and comfortable Sunday morning — calm, dry, and full of that crisp desert clarity. Temperatures hover near 60°F at sunrise but will quickly climb into the mid-80s as sunshine floods the basin. The National Weather Service says this mild, steady stretch of autumn weather will hold through at least Wednesday, offering near-perfect days for outdoor plans, travel, or events along the Strip.
Winds will stay light and variable, shifting slightly southeast this afternoon before easing to calm again Monday. Afternoon highs will reach between 81°F and 83°F through Tuesday, with cool mornings dipping near 60°F. The air remains dry and stable, keeping wildfire and dust concerns low across southern Nevada.
Monday and Tuesday bring more of the same — clear skies, warm afternoons, and light desert breezes. By midweek, models hint at a slight cooldown, with highs easing toward the upper 70s as weak systems skirt north of the state. No measurable rain is expected, but haze could briefly increase if regional winds pick up.
Looking ahead to next weekend, Las Vegas stays locked in classic late-October form: warm sunshine by day, crisp nights perfect for outdoor dining, and just enough desert chill to remind residents that cooler months aren’t far behind.
