Temperatures were 10 degrees below average around Las Vegas on Sunday.
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The National Weather Service has issued a freeze warning for this weekend as the Las Vegas Valley expects its coldest temperatures since early April.
Flash flood warnings were issued Thursday afternoon, but precipitation on the mountain and in the central valley did not appear to reach dangerous levels.
At least one Las Vegas resort-casino will have to do some minor repairs to fix leaks caused from storms on Wednesday night.
The Mount Charleston forecast for Thursday calls for a 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Las Vegas has a 10 percent chance of precipitation.
There was a small chance of rain in the valley forecast Tuesday, and temperatures are expected to go back up again starting Wednesday.
But cooler temperatures are in the forecast for the next few days.
The cold winter/spring in Las Vegas is predicted to continue into April, says the National Weather Service.
Winter is not over yet for the Las Vegas Valley. Expect some rain, snow and strong winds as another storm arrives from the west.
Mild winds are forecast on Tuesday while temperatures remain on the chilly side, says the National Weather Service.
While most of the nation faces bone-chilling and life-threatening cold from a bomb cyclone, Las Vegas will bask in sunshine and warmth this holiday weekend.
Windy conditions will be felt across the Las Vegas Valley on Thanksgiving Day, says the National Weather Service.
Seasonable temperatures, sunshine and some gusty afternoon winds are expected Friday in the Las Vegas Valley.
The first of two cold fronts from the Pacific Northwest should complete its trek through the Las Vegas Valley by early Friday afternoon, perhaps adding some to Thursday’s rainfall, says the National Weather Service.
Thunderstorms caused flash flooding around the Las Vegas Valley on Monday, shutting down a few intersections. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area also saw flash flooding.