November in Las Vegas, NV: peak season for golf — great conditions and a wide playing window. Best tee times: mid-morning through early afternoon.
| Average November Weather | |
|---|---|
| Avg daily high | 67°F |
| Avg daily low | 47°F |
| Rainy days | 2 / mo |
| Avg peak wind | 9.8 mph |
November sits in a sweet spot between Las Vegas's warm fall and its cool winter. Coming out of October, you lose 15 degrees off the daily high — rounds that felt like summer in shorts now call for a mid-layer at minimum. Going into December, another 10 degrees drops away and precipitation days double from 2 to 4, so November is meaningfully drier and warmer than what follows. The result is a month that earns its Peak season badge honestly.
Afternoon highs of 67F land comfortably inside the ideal 60-80F window, and with only 2 rainy days and a peak wind of 9.8 mph — the second-calmest reading of the year — conditions are about as benign as desert golf gets. The 20F daily swing between the 47F low and 67F high does matter: morning tee times play cold, afternoon rounds play pleasant.
Book afternoon slots — starting around 10 AM or later keeps you out of the 47F morning chill and puts your peak swinging hours in the 60s. With only 2 expected rain days all month and winds averaging under 10 mph, there's little need to obsess over weather windows, but weekends fill up quickly as visitors capitalize on the same mild conditions. See how conditions rate hour by hour on our playability scale.
October runs 15 degrees warmer at 82F average high and has one more precipitation day, so the shift into November is a real temperature drop but actually a drier, calmer stretch — peak wind eases by 1.1 mph. Heading into December, another 10 degrees comes off the high, lows fall to 39F, and precip days jump from 2 to 4, making November considerably more playable than the month that follows. If you can only pick one of the three, November offers the best balance of comfortable temperatures and low weather risk.
Climate normals show the long-term picture, but day-to-day weather varies. Check today's live golf weather score for Las Vegas, NV for the current playability rating, hourly wind, temperature, and the recommended tee time window.
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Yes — November is one of the more reliable months on the calendar, sitting in Peak season with only 2 precipitation days and a peak wind of just 9.8 mph, the second-calmest of any month. Afternoon highs of 67F are comfortable for walking 18 holes, though mornings starting near 47F require an extra layer. The main trade-off compared to October is that temperatures are noticeably cooler, not that conditions are less stable.
Morning temperatures hover around the 47F average low, which feels genuinely cold in the dry desert air — exposed hands and stiff muscles are a real concern for early tee times. By early afternoon the high reaches around 67F, which is comfortable for most golfers. Dressing in removable layers and targeting tee times of 10 AM or later covers most of that 20-degree daily swing.