What is the weather like in Las Vegas? Well, that's what I'm going to talk about today and I'm starting right now. Hey everyone, welcome back to my channel on Angela O'Hare, a local Las Vegas filter. Today I'm going to be talking about the weather in Las Vegas. Right now it's March and I am sitting outside enjoying this beautiful weather. There'll be 70 degrees today. So it's a little windy, which Vegas weather is known to be a bit windy, but we're going to get into detail about what type of weather Las Vegas has year-round. Basically Las Vegas weather is a subtropical weather, meaning that we have long sweltering summers and very short and mild winters. Over the course of the year, the temperature is very between 38 degrees Fahrenheit to 105 degrees Fahrenheit, but the cool thing is Las Vegas has ample sunshine year-round with more than 310 days of sunshine, which for me, I like that I love my sunshine. And rainfall here is very scarce. We get about four, a little over four inches of rain annually, but about 26 days of rainfall, which is not a lot at all, which kind of sucks, because having some rainy days is nice, especially since we live in the desert and we need the water. But if you don't like rain, then Vegas is a city for you. So basically in this video, I get a lot of clients ask me what the weather is like in Vegas. So I'm going to go over quite a few of the questions that my clients ask about Las Vegas weather. And the number one question is what is the coldest month in Las Vegas? And that would be December. And the average temperature at night in December is a little about 36 degrees Fahrenheit, and during the day, you can reach in the 50s. So December is our coldest month. And then I get another client asking what is the hottest month in Las Vegas? And the hottest month in Las Vegas is July, with an average temperature of about 104 degrees Fahrenheit. And the next question is when is the best time to visit Vegas? So typically, the best time to visit Vegas is between March and May and September through November, which is the fall and springtime. You'll get plenty of deals to visit Vegas throughout the year, but those are the best seasons to visit Vegas because of the weather being so moderate. And another question my clients have is what is the worst time to visit Vegas? Well, that's obvious. The summertime, anywhere between June through August and maybe part of September, but basically June through August is the worst time to visit Vegas because of the heat. Temperatures can remain between 90 to 110 degrees, and we may get sometimes over 110 degrees. Sometimes we may get 115 degrees. However, it's not often that we get that hot. If you compare it to Phoenix, it's a lot more bearable than Phoenix hot hot weather. And the summer days are very hot and mostly cloudless. We do get some months soon, whether or not often though. So be expected to be very hot and dry, very little humanity. And I think June has the least humanity out of all the months in Las Vegas. And another question, which is a fair question, is does it snow in Las Vegas? It rarely, rarely snows. I can only remember three times that I ever snowed here in Las Vegas. I mean, when we mean snow, it's sticking and you being able to build a snowman. And the first time I remember was 1977. And then it was December 2008, and then just recently February 2019. It very rarely snows. It seems like it's every 10 plus year occurrence when it snows. And it doesn't stick for long, and it's not a whole lot. And when it does snow, everyone's excited because we rarely see it. Unless we go up to Mount Charleston to experience the snow, which Mount Charleston during the whole winter season has snow skiing, all that good stuff. The most important thing is that Las Vegas is one. It's a desert. It's in the Mojave Desert. It has dry heat with very little humanity. We have over 310 days of sunshine, very little rain, and the spring and fall time is the best time to be here. And winter times not bad. It's pretty mild considering the lows is in the 30s, 35, which isn't bad, in the highs and the days 50s, sometimes in the 40s. But that's a rarity. So the winters here are short and mild. And the summers, they say long and hot, but for three months, it's not that long. It's just as short as the winter time. So if you're thinking about visiting or moving to Vegas, I hope this video has helped you about the different types of weather that Las Vegas has. Well, I think that answers all my clients questions about the Las Vegas weather. If you have any comments about this weather, just put it down below. All right. All comments are welcome. I'm be interesting to see what people think of the Las Vegas weather. I've been a resident from almost 30 years and I would choose this weather over any other weather here. Minus the wind, which can get annoying, especially on days where I want to film. Like today, if I went out and about, it would be very difficult to film. But luckily, I found a spot where it's not too bad. Anyway, as always, if you like this video, be sure to hit the thumbs up button, leave a comment down below, share with a friend, and consider subscribing to my channel if you're interested in learning everything and anything that this Las Vegas Valley has to offer. Thank you so much for watching today. I'll see you guys on the next one. Peace out.