Residents of Las Vegas can expect a modest shift in the weekend’s weather as a low‑pressure system situated off Baja California moves northeastward. The system is set to introduce a brief period of cloud cover late Saturday, followed by a return to clearer skies by Sunday.

Saturday’s Daytime Forecast

Morning and early afternoon will remain mostly sunny, with light east‑northeast winds ranging from 5 to 10 mph. As the afternoon progresses, clouds will begin to creep in from the east, reaching their peak toward the evening. High temperatures are projected to hover near 77 °F, a couple of degrees below the seasonal norm, offering a comfortable respite for outdoor plans.

Evening and Overnight Conditions

After sunset, the sky will become mostly cloudy, though the cloud cover is expected to stay thin enough to keep nighttime lows mild. Temperatures are forecast to dip into the low to mid‑60s, providing a pleasant night for those who enjoy cooler evenings.

What This Means for Residents

The brief cloud cover should not disrupt most outdoor activities, and the lighter winds will make it easier to enjoy patios, parks, and evening walks. Those planning to be out later in the day may want to bring a light jacket, as the temperature will be a few degrees cooler than typical Saturday highs.

Looking Ahead to Sunday

By Sunday, the low‑pressure system is expected to move further inland, allowing the region to clear out and return to the usual sunny conditions that characterize the area. No significant changes in temperature or wind are anticipated for the following day.

Overall, the weekend’s weather will be mild and manageable, with a short‑lived cloud spell on Saturday and comfortable temperatures for both daytime and evening activities.

Original reporting: News 3 KSNV Las Vegas (local) — read the source article.