Best time to visit Las Vegas

Las Vegas, United States — ranked month by month from data: temperature, rainfall, snow, and peak hazard seasons. The standouts: November, April, February.

Best · November & April

About Las Vegas

Las Vegas, colloquially shortened to Vegas, is the most populous city in the U.S. state of Nevada and the county seat of Clark County. It is the 24th-most populous city in the United States, with 641,903 residents at the 2020 census.

— condensed from Wikipedia

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Best months to visit

November

Best time
19.4°C / 8.2°C 2 rain days

mild, dry

  • comfortable temperatures (avg high 19.4°C / 67°F)
  • very low rainfall (only 2 rain days)
  • outside peak hazard season

April

Best time
27°C / 14°C 4 rain days

warm, dry

  • comfortable temperatures (avg high 27°C / 81°F)
  • very low rainfall (only 4 rain days)
  • outside peak hazard season
  • warm evenings without humidity overload

March

Best time
21.7°C / 9.7°C 7 rain days

mild

  • comfortable temperatures (avg high 21.7°C / 71°F)
  • manageable rain (7 days)
  • outside peak hazard season
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OK — shoulder months

May

OK
31°C / 17.8°C 4 rain days

hot, dry

  • very low rainfall (only 4 rain days)
  • outside peak hazard season
  • warm evenings without humidity overload

Months to skip

How we ranked these

Each month is scored on temperature comfort (18–27°C avg high is the sweet spot), rainfall (more rain days = lower score), snow days, and peak hazard seasons (hurricanes, monsoons, etc.). Green-tier months are within ideal range with no major issues. Yellow are workable but with trade-offs. Red has at least one significant problem — extreme heat or cold, heavy rain, or peak storm season.

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