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Las Vegas, NV – Rain and gusty winds are expected to create slick roads across the Las Vegas region late this evening, prompting travel warnings for those heading out on Christmas Eve. Cooler temperatures and hazardous conditions could affect routes near the Spring Mountains, with snow accumulation likely at higher elevations.
According to the National Weather Service, light rain will move into the Las Vegas Valley tonight, with showers likely after 6 p.m. Wind gusts may reach 13 mph, particularly in open areas and along major roadways like U.S. 95 and Interstate 15. Rain and mountain snow may continue into early Christmas morning but will taper off by mid-morning as sunny skies return.
Temperatures on Christmas Day are expected to reach a high of 64 degrees in Las Vegas, with breezy northwest winds in the afternoon. Nearby areas, such as Pahrump and Kingman, may experience similar conditions with highs in the low to mid-60s. Roads could remain wet into the morning, so drivers are urged to use extra caution while traveling.
The weather clears midweek, with a warming trend expected toward the weekend. Highs will stay in the low 60s through Saturday, with mostly sunny skies and calm winds dominating the forecast.
Travelers are encouraged to plan ahead, monitor local forecasts, and prepare for sudden changes, especially in elevated regions. Check road conditions before heading out.
