Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for Mesquite, NV. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 4th in Mesquite sits right in that sweet spring transition zone — historically, the high lands around 76° with a low of 40°, so warm afternoons but still crisp nights. The date's range tells the full story: it's hit 90° (2000) and dipped to 31° (2014), so spring here keeps you on your toes. Rain is unlikely, with only a 14% historical chance of any precipitation.
Mesquite plays in extremes — the all-time high of 122° in June 2017 puts it among the hottest places ever recorded in the US, while the 0° low from November 1986 shows winter can still bite hard in the desert. The wettest single day on record, 2.01" on August 22, 2012, came from a monsoon surge — a reminder that when it does rain here, it tends to mean business.
Mesquite is a tale of two seasons: scorching summers that peak around 107–108° in mid-July, and mild winters where January highs hover near 58–60°. Spring and fall are the sweet spots for comfortable visits, with April–May and September–October offering highs in the 80s and 90s. February is technically the wettest stretch, though 'wettest' is relative — you're still averaging just 0.23" in the rainiest week of the year.