Las Vegas Weather - Celsius

We created Las Vegas Weather to help Las Vegas visitors and locals understand the Las Vegas climate a little better, both in Fahrenheit and Celsius. The Las Vegas climate is typical of the desert Southwest - dry, hot, windy. This dryness leads to larger temperature swing during the day than you would experience in more humid clients since there is far less moisture in the air to hold the heat. The dry air leads to winter mornings that may be a little cooler than people expect, although winter is still warmer in Las Vegas than they are in most US cities. The summers are oppressively hot in the afternoon, but pleasant after sundown and early in the morning.

The best time to visit Las vegas may be in the spring and in the fall, when the days are warm but not hot. Usually the only weatehr worry during those times of year is the wind, which can be high any time of the year.

As always, please check the current and projected Las Vegas weather forecast before coming to Las Vegas. The historical temperature data here can help you plan for future Las Vegas vacations, but will not tell you what weather you will encounter during your vacation or business trip.