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Las Vegas Weather

Remember how they always say “it’s not the heat, it’s the humidity”? Well, at least in Las Vegas you won’t have to deal with humidity. With a humidity level of about 29%, this is considered an arid climate. Here’s a rundown of typical high/low temperatures you can expect in the city:

High/Low Temperatures in Las Vegas

January 56 32
February 62 37
March 68 42
April 78 50
May 88 59
June 98 68
July 104 75
August 102 73
September 94 65
October 81 53
November 66 40
December 57 33

And you probably won’t have to worry about rain: the city receives just a hair over four inches of rainfall every year. Topped off with 294 days of sunshine a year, the weather gives you just about the best odds in town.

You can see from the weather chart that you’ll need to carry a coat if you visit during the winter months and even a light jacket during warm weather months when the temperature falls during the evening hours. (Another benefit of low humidity levels.)

Outside the city, you’ll find lower temperatures. If you are considering a day trip up to Mount Charleston, you will find the temperatures quite a bit lower than in Vegas.