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Walk only in the early morning or after dusk. Test the pavement with your hand first, and bring water.
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101°F
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Pavement Temperature Right Now
Estimated asphalt is around 101°F. Good conditions for paws, though grass still stays coolest.
7sRemember: If you cannot hold the back of your hand on the ground for seven seconds, it is too hot for paws.
🌡️Air temperature is 101°F right now.
🌿Grass, dirt, and shade stay much cooler, so they are the safest choice.
Best Walk Windows Today
No Cool Window Today
Walk after sunset, keep it short, and stay on grass.
Hourly TempDashed Line: 85°F
Air Quality
71
Moderate
Fine for most dogs. Flat-faced breeds should take it easy.
UV Index
0
Low
Minimal sunburn risk today.
Golden Walk Hours
Sunrise5:48 AM
Sunset7:44 PM
Live Conditions and Forecast via Open-Meteo. Pavement Temperature Is an Estimate from Air Temperature, Sun, and Time of Day.
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Yes, leashed dogs are allowed on the public sidewalks of the Strip, but pavement heat, crowds, and noise make it hard on most dogs. Early morning is far safer than midday.
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