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Severe thunderstorm over Enterprise brings 60 mph gust warning until 2:30 PM
The National Weather Service warned of damaging wind gusts as a storm moved northeast across central Clark County on Sunday afternoon.
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The National Weather Service warned of damaging wind gusts as a storm moved northeast across central Clark County on Sunday afternoon.
The National Weather Service in Las Vegas said the storm approaching the southwest side of the city could bring moderate to heavy rain Sunday afternoon.
Overnight rain caused minor flooding near Valley of Fire and Moapa Valley, and a Flood Watch stays in effect until 4 a.m. Monday.
The National Weather Service said rain and isolated thunderstorms will taper off tonight after an overnight soaking.
The National Weather Service said heavy thunderstorm rain brought flooding to the valley on Oct. 31, and more showers are possible through late this afternoon.
The National Weather Service says heavy rain could cause flash flooding from this evening into early Monday.
The National Weather Service says thunderstorms have dropped up to 2 inches of rain and life-threatening flash flooding is ongoing or expected soon.
The National Weather Service warned of quarter-size hail in southeastern Clark County and nearby Arizona.
The National Weather Service warned that damage to vehicles is expected as the storm moves east through southwestern Clark County.
The National Weather Service in Las Vegas warned of life-threatening flash flooding after radar showed thunderstorms with heavy rain.
The National Weather Service says heavy thunderstorm rain is causing minor flooding in low-lying and poor-drainage areas.
Early morning showers reached Las Vegas on Nevada Day, and more showers and storms are expected Friday.
Saturday's forecast is mild for trick-or-treating, but rain is possible later in the night.