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3. Re: Weather late-March/1st of April. 2 years ago. “ This particular site reports a 20 degree shift for Las Vegas, so I'm looking more for real boots-on-the-ground type input. On March 31, the temperature in Las Vegas typically ranges from 53°F to 73°F and is rarely below 45°F or above 85°F.”. Yes.
Re: Weather in late March early April. 4 years ago. You're going at the perfect time, weather wise. During the day it's not too hot, nor is it too cold. However, it can get pretty chilly at night, so still pack some winter stuff for night time. Report inappropriate content.
Answer 1 of 5: Returning to Vegas Mar 29 to April 3 for our second time and want to explore outside the strip this time, Grand Canyon, etc, just curious on how the weather is that time of year.
Not only is the temperature iffy, but Las Vegas experiences Spring winds, which becomes a real comfort factor. You will need a coat at night. And I would recommend bringing clothes which you can wear in layers, as a few degrees doesn't make a difference in August, but can certainly affect your comfort at that time.
Answer 1 of 4: Hi We are family of four travelling late March/early April for 4 nights to Vegas on our US adventure. Anyone please advise of general weather conditions then.
Answer 1 of 11: I just read a post from a traveller who arrived on 29th March and she mentioned the temperature was 54F...we were thinking about visiting Vegas at the end of March next year and hoping for sunbathing weather, I know weather can be unpredictable and...
11 years ago. March is probably the most unpredictable and varied month of the entire year for Vegas weather. You can get daytime temperatures ranging from anywhere in the high 50s through low 80s and in the space of a week may well get a variety of days with differing temperatures. Pool areas generally won't be fully open yet then.
Hi everyone. Just wanted to gauge if we’ll need to consider accommodation with a pool when we visit in March 2020. (2 ad and 3 ch). I have had a look at approx temps which say 22deg (sorry, Australian here) and 22deg at home is definitely not swimming weather, but wondering if 22deg in Vegas is quite warm being where it’s located.