The National Weather Service in Las Vegas issued a flash flood warning for southeastern Clark County and central Mohave County in northwestern Arizona.
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The National Weather Service in Las Vegas issued a flash flood warning for southeastern Clark County and central Mohave County in northwestern Arizona.
After an extreme heat warning that lasted for four days, rain chances will continue to increase during the next few days.
The valley is under an extreme heat warning until 11 p.m. Saturday. Clark County said its cooling stations are active through Saturday.
The valley is under an extreme heat warning until 11 p.m. Saturday. Clark County said its cooling stations are active through Saturday.
