The mountains were expected to get between eight and 16 inches for areas above 7,500 feet, said the National Weather Service, with wind gusts up to 35 mph.
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Despite steady rainfall and a flood watch forecast to continue across the Las Vegas Valley into Christmas Day, officials said on Wednesday they expect minimal travel delays.
A fire hose of tropical moisture from the Pacific Ocean is bringing widespread showers to Southern Nevada.
A firehose of tropical moisture that has caused flooding in California is swinging south, bringing widespread showers to Southern Nevada.
A flood watch has been issued for the valley, starting early Christmas Eve and extending through Christmas morning, the National Weather Service said.
Las Vegans should enjoy the quiet weather before winds pick up and temperatures drop early next week.
Calm conditions and sunny skies should last through Sunday, when winds are expected to pick up again and temperatures are expected to drop.
Sunny skies are expected around the valley through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
It’s probably not the best day for outdoor activities in the Spring Mountains.
It’s going to be a typical, quiet fall week in Las Vegas — at least when it comes to the weather.
The valley is in for “pretty quiet, boring weather” this weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
The Las Vegas Valley will warm up slightly through the weekend before rain and wind threaten early next week.
The snow and record-breaking temperatures and rainfall are over in Las Vegas — at least for this week.
The low clouds and showers that rolled through the valley Wednesday will be a distant memory by the end of the week.
The Las Vegas Valley is forecast to see the coolest high and low temperatures of the season today.
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The mountains were expected to get between eight and 16 inches for areas above 7,500 feet, said the National Weather Service, with wind gusts up to 35 mph.
A fire hose of tropical moisture from the Pacific Ocean is bringing widespread showers to Southern Nevada.
A firehose of tropical moisture that has caused flooding in California is swinging south, bringing widespread showers to Southern Nevada.
A flood watch has been issued for the valley, starting early Christmas Eve and extending through Christmas morning, the National Weather Service said.
