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Weather in Las Vegas in November
November in Las Vegas typically brings mild and sunny days with cooler nights. Average daytime highs hover around 68°F (20°C), while evenings can drop to a brisk 44°F (7°C). Rainfall is exceptionally rare, with an average of only 0.4 inches (10mm) for the entire month, so you can expect clear skies. Humidity remains very low, making the air feel dry, and you'll enjoy approximately 10 hours of daylight for your adventures.
What to wear in Las Vegas in November
The key to dressing for Las Vegas in November is layering. Think stylish yet comfortable outfits that can transition seamlessly from daytime exploring to evening entertainment. While there's no strict dress code, many upscale restaurants and shows encourage smart casual or even formal attire, so it's wise to pack at least one dressier option. Don't forget comfortable walking shoes, as you'll likely be doing a lot of exploring!
Essentials for Las Vegas in November
Lightweight Jacket or Cardigan
Even though days are pleasant, evenings cool down significantly, and indoor venues can be chilly with air conditioning.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
You'll be walking miles exploring resorts, casinos, and attractions on the Strip, so comfort is key.
Stylish Outfit for Evenings
Many restaurants and shows have a dressier atmosphere, and it's fun to get dolled up for a night out in Vegas.
Scarf or Shawl
Adds an extra layer of warmth for cooler evenings and can elevate a daytime outfit.
Sunglasses
Even in November, the sun in Las Vegas is bright, and you'll want protection for your eyes.
Small Crossbody Bag or Backpack
Perfect for carrying essentials while keeping your hands free for exploring and enjoying attractions.
Hydrating Lip Balm
The desert air is very dry, and your lips will thank you for the extra moisture.
Portable Charger
With all the photos, videos, and navigation you'll be doing, your phone battery will drain quickly.
Sunscreen
Even with cooler temperatures, the desert sun can still cause sunburn if you're not protected, especially if you plan on spending time outdoors during the day.
Swimsuit
Many hotels keep their pools heated year-round, offering a relaxing dip even in November.
Pro tips
Stay Hydrated and Moisturize
The dry desert air can be deceptive. Drink plenty of water and use moisturizer regularly to combat dryness.
Take Advantage of Day Trips
The pleasant November weather makes it a perfect time for excursions to the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, or Red Rock Canyon without the intense summer heat.
Explore Beyond the Strip
While the Strip is iconic, consider venturing downtown to Fremont Street Experience or exploring local eateries for a different vibe. The comfortable weather is perfect for outdoor exploration.
Consider a Buffet Pass
If you plan on enjoying several buffets, a buffet pass can be a cost-effective way to sample a variety of cuisines.
Frequently asked
Is it warm enough to swim in November in Las Vegas?
While the air temperature might be cool, many hotels heat their pools year-round, so you can absolutely enjoy a swim. Just be prepared for a brisk walk to and from the water!
What kind of nightlife can I expect in November?
Las Vegas nightlife is always buzzing, and November is no exception. Expect clubs, bars, and lounges to be in full swing, with many offering outdoor patios perfect for the comfortable evening temperatures.
Are there any special events or holidays in November?
Thanksgiving often falls in November, which can bring a festive atmosphere and special dining options. Always check local event listings closer to your travel dates for specific concerts, shows, or festivals.
Is it crowded in Las Vegas in November?
November is a popular time to visit due to the pleasant weather, so expect moderate to high crowds, especially around Thanksgiving. It's still generally less crowded than the peak summer months.
Do I need to rent a car?
While you can get around the Strip and downtown using taxis, rideshares, or the monorail, a rental car is beneficial if you plan on taking day trips to attractions outside the city, like the Grand Canyon or Red Rock Canyon.
What should I pack for walking around outside in the evenings?
Evenings can get chilly, so pack a medium-weight jacket, a sweater, or a stylish wrap/shawl. Layers are your best friend so you can adjust to different temperatures as you move between indoor and outdoor spaces.