The Best Time To Visit Las Vegas

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Las Vegas Climate

To say Las Vegas gets plenty of sunshine would be an understatement; Sin City has over 300 sunny days per year due to its subtropical desert climate. The summers can get very hot and dry, while the winters are mild with cool evenings. If you don't mind the heat, Las Vegas is the perfect holiday destination. Need help packing? Read A Guide To Packing For Your US Self-Drive Holiday.

Maximum and Minimum Average Temperature In Las Vegas (Fahrenheit)

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Max	58	63	70	78	89	99	104	102	94	81	67	57
Min	39	44	49	56	66	75	81	79	71	59	47	39
Rain	0.5	0.8	0.4	0.15	0.12	0.07	0.4	0.3	0.25	0.3	0.4	0.5

RAIN – Rainfall in inches

Maximum and Minimum Average Temperature In Las Vegas (Celsius)

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Max	14	17	21	75	31	37	40	39	34	27	19	14
Min	4	6	9	13	18	24	27	26	21	15	8	4
RAIN	12.7	20.3	10.2	3.8	3.05	1.78	10.2	7.62	6.35	7.62	10.2	12.7

RAIN – Rainfall in mm

School Holidays In Las Vegas

Summer holidays are usually between the last week of July to the first week of September. Students also get two weeks off in early April (for Spring) and in late December (for Christmas). There is also a week long break in November over Thanksgiving.

In Nevada, the Day After Thanksgiving, which is on the fourth Friday of November, is also observed. Read more about Public Holidays In The USA.

So When Is The Best Time To Visit?

The term “off-season” doesn't seem to make sense in Las Vegas; visitors arrive in droves all year. Make sure you've pre-booked your accommodations and motorhome rental before coming over for your self-drive holiday. We can help you find an RV from top Las Vegas brands as well as the best Campgrounds in the city.

Summer

Summers in Las Vegas are legendary for being scorching hot. You can still enjoy an early morning walk in June, however the temperature reaches the low 100's in July and August. Sunscreen will be your best friend during this period, as well as a wide-brimmed hat and gallons of water.

Autumn

You can still look forward to hot days and cool nights in September. Fall becomes obvious in October and November when the temperature begins to drop, so make sure to bring an extra sweater and plenty of warm clothes.

Winter

Despite the cold weather, many tourists still come in December for their holidays. In addition to being quite chilly, January and February also has plenty of rainfall. You'll need to bring a rain jacket together with your warm clothing during Winter.

Spring

Spring means warmer days and cool nights in Las Vegas. March and April have excellent camping weather, and the temperature reaches the high 80's in May. Don't leave home without your sunscreen, and remember to pack a few warm clothes for the cool evenings.

Experience the other cities of the West Coast of the US. Read about The Best Time To Visit Los Angeles and San Francisco.