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Nightclubs and some fine dining require dressier clothes (such as Pure at Caesars and Le Cirque at Bellagio) but mostly expect casual dress. Shorts, polo shirts, t-shirts and sneakers suffice. Men should bring dark dress shoes, slacks and a collared shirt; and Women may bring heels or flats and a favorite dress or dressy jeans for nightclubbing or the stricter restaurants.
You only need a coat about 4 months of the year and may not even need a light jacket or sweater during June through August. You might want to pack one if air conditioning in a movie or casino is chilly for you. Pack a bathing suit or swim trunks from Mid-March to early October. The swimming season is the same as the Sunscreen season below.
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Day
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Night
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Sunscreen
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High
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Low
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| Jan |
Sweater
|
Coat
|
No
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57
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37
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| Feb |
Sweater
|
Coat
|
No
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63
|
41
|
| Mar |
Pants
|
Sweater
|
Maybe
|
70
|
47
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| Apr |
Pants
|
Sweater
|
Yes
|
78
|
54
|
| May |
Shorts
|
Sweater
|
Yes
|
88
|
63
|
| Jun |
Shorts
|
Pants
|
Yes
|
99
|
72
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| Jul |
Shorts
|
Shorts
|
Yes
|
104
|
78
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| Aug |
Shorts
|
Shorts
|
Yes
|
102
|
77
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| Sep |
Shorts
|
Sweater
|
Yes
|
94
|
69
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| Oct |
Shorts
|
Sweater
|
Maybe
|
81
|
57
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| Nov |
Sweater
|
Coat
|
No
|
66
|
44
|
| Dec |
Sweater
|
Coat
|
No
|
57
|
37
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The Las Vegas Strip is much bigger than it seems on maps because the blocks are so large—1/2 mile sometimes. Comfortable shoes are necessary and if not used to walking, use nylon socklets inside your socks to prevent blisters. We recommend you pack 2 pairs of walking shoes. Let one pair dry while you wear the other.
Consider taking a water bottle or pausing to drink when walking distances because sweating loss in the desert can be surprisingly large. With exertion and conditions, you could lose roughly 2 liters an hour or so which is 8.4 glasses. In dry conditions, you dehydrate without noticing since perspiration wicks away quickly.
   
  
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