No matter when you fly to the desert, it’s going to be hot, and Las Vegas is no exception. Summers in Las Vegas are blistering, but if you can handle the heat you’ll likely find tickets to Las Vegas abundant during the summer months. The temperature reaches over 100 degrees Fahrenheit, but the air is dry so the humidity is low. Winter is a bit cooler with temperatures maxing out around 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Rarely does Las Vegas see intense rain, but showers do occur.