Las Vegas is considered a subtropical, hot desert climate, which means it's usually hot and has very little precipitation.
It only rains an average 4.2 inches over the course of 26 or 27 days a year there.
The rest of the time, it's mostly just hot.
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What's it like spending a week in Las Vegas in the summer time? If you venture outside of the casinos, it can get pretty toasty, especially as of late while some seriously hot air has settled over the city. Find WeatherSphere elsewhere on the inte
Posted at 12:44 PM, Jun 09, 2016
and last updated 2016-06-09 13:44:53-04
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