Winter is the wettest season is Las Vegas, although by British standards it is still dry with an average of 34mm for the entire season. Average daily highs remain around the mid-teens in January and February, but there is still around 8 hours of sunshine per day. The coolest temperatures are in the winter months with December having an average daily high of 13.8☌. Average rainfall is the same as in the spring so it remains low across all three months and there are still 11 hours of sunshine to be enjoyed in September, falling to 8 hours by November. This drops steadily through the season with October seeing an average of 27.2☌ and November 19.5☌. September is an extension of summer in Las Vegas as it remains hot with an average daily high of 35.0☌. Sightseers should be prepared for these exceptionally hot conditions. The desert location makes the summer months hot and dry with average relative humidity of around 20%. Seasonal rainfall remains low, but June is the driest month of the entire year with an average of just 3mm. Summer sees exceptionally high temperatures, with July seeing average daily highs of 40.3☌, and August closely following with an average of 39.4☌. Rainfall remains low at an average of 23mm for the entire season, so as a result there is plenty of sunshine with an average of 10 hours in March, rising to 12 hours by May. Spring is a warm season with average daily highs in March reaching a pleasant 21.6☌, rising steadily to 31.4☌ in May.
When is the best time to visit Las Vegas? Spring Late autumn is an ideal time to visit Las Vegas, as the temperatures are not as hot, but still comfortably warm. Visitors are unlikely to be affected by rain as the area experiences very little rain at any time of the year, due to it's location within the Nevada Desert. With the exception of the milder winter months, those visiting Las Vegas should be prepared for very high temperatures, particularly during the summer months of June, July and August. Las Vegas weather averages and climate Average daily max (☌) Jan
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