A winter storm failed to deliver much rain or snow to the Las Vegas region, but winds could pose a fireworks issue tonight.
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Travel in mountain terrain in the Las Vegas region could be difficult Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.
A dry weather year will culminate with a chance of rain and snow each day of the final week of 2021, according to the National Weather Service.
A storm that moved primarily west to east dropped most of its moisture northwest of Las Vegas overnight, limiting the impact as it moved toward the valley.
A storm front delivering up to 100 inches of snow to the Sierra Mountains is headed toward Las Vegas. Snow, rain and stiff winds are forecast overnight.
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.
Light showers began to wet Las Vegas Valley roads Thursday afternoon just as many motorists were starting their holiday travel.
Southern Nevada could see limited rain in the Las Vegas Valley and light snow in the mountains most likely starting Thursday.
Poor weather is likely to be an issue for travelers during the coming long Christmas weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
Chilly weather will stay with Southern Nevadans all the way through Christmas Day and perhaps be joined by some rain, says National Weather Service forecast.
A power outage that originally affected abut 1,930 NV Energy customers in central Henderson was resolved about 6 p.m. Saturday.
Chilly weather conditions will prevail through the weekend in Southern Nevada, according to the National Weather Service.
A chilly Las Vegas weekend will start with a blustery Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
North Las Vegas motorcycle police officers clocked a speeding Mustang on Thursday afternoon — at 131 mph.
Cold weather will be the norm in Southern Nevada until the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
The first major storm of winter delivered about the punch that was forecast. Lee Canyon said it will have a limited opening on Friday.
Showers fell across the Las Vegas Valley on Tuesday as the first major winter storm of the year moved through Southern Nevada.
Up to a foot of snow in the mountains and wind-driven rain in Las Vegas are forecast Tuesday by the National Weather Service. Travel is expected to be hazardous.
A crowd of 17,373 attended the 10th round of the National Finals Rodeo at Thomas & Mack Saturday night.
Three days of cold temperatures are about to become a few days of potentially hazardous winter storm activity, according to the National Weather Service.
A pedestrian trying to cross East Flamingo Road against the signal was hit by a sedan and died Saturday evening, Las Vegas police said.