Las Vegas in numbers
- Coordinates
- 36.1750, -115.1370
- Population
- 641 903
- Region
- Nevada
- Country
- United States, North America
- Capital
- Washington, D.C. — 3349 km away
- Same name
- 179 more places in the world share this name
Las Vegas follows Pacific Time, including seasonal clock changes when applicable. Check the current local clock, sunrise, sunset, and weather before scheduling a call, flight, show, drive, or outdoor excursion.
Las Vegas, United States
Saturday, 31 October 2026
UTC−7 · America/Los_Angeles
Local time in Las Vegas
UTC−7 · daylight saving time is active
Sunrise 7:03 AM Solar noon 12:25 PM Sunset 5:47 PM Daylight 10 h 44 min Night 13 h 16 min Civil twilight 6:37 AM – 6:14 PM
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Las Vegas uses the Pacific Time system. The local offset can change when daylight saving time begins or ends, so a fixed difference from another city is not dependable throughout the year. Seasonal clock changes are particularly important for future bookings and recurring online meetings. Other regions may change on different dates or may not change at all. Let a current world clock or time-zone-aware calendar perform the conversion.
Confirm the Las Vegas date and time before calling. Use “Las Vegas” or “Pacific Time” in invitations. Recheck appointments near seasonal clock changes. Verify flight and event times with the organiser. In Las Vegas, losing an hour to the clock is still cheaper than many alternatives.
Sunrise and sunset vary significantly through the year. Their daily movement affects hiking departures, photography, driving, pool time, and the amount of natural light available before an evening event.
The published times describe a level astronomical horizon. Mountains and buildings can delay the first direct sunlight or hide it before the calculated sunset at a particular viewpoint. Dawn and dusk provide additional light on either side.
For a desert trail or unfamiliar outdoor route, do not plan solely around the sunset minute. Include travel time, changing terrain, and a margin for fading light. Weather and air clarity also determine how bright or distinct the horizon appears.
Check daylight for the exact date. Allow for surrounding terrain. Estimate the complete return time, not only the turnaround. Carry appropriate lighting when darkness is possible.
Las Vegas weather can affect a schedule as much as the clock. Read the hourly temperature instead of relying only on a daily high or low. Conditions during an early departure may be unlike those during an afternoon return.
Wind, precipitation, cloud, and visibility also matter. Open desert ground can feel different from shaded streets or air-conditioned interiors. For strenuous activity, use current official guidance and adjust the plan to your health, experience, and supplies.
A forecast is an informed description of likely conditions, not a guarantee for every neighbourhood. Refresh it before travel, particularly when the activity depends on a narrow window of comfortable weather.