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Destructive winds blow through Las Vegas, creating dust storm and knocking out power
LAS VEGAS – The first major surge of monsoonal moisture across southern Nevada on Tuesday brought widespread disruptions to the Las Vegas Valley, unleashing near-hurricane-force wind gusts that toppled trees, downed powerlines and contributed to a large fire that killed several animals.
National Weather Service in Las Vegas has issued a severe thunderstorm warning until 4 p.m. on Thursday in Central Clark ...
The National Weather Service has classified yesterday’s windstorm event as a “Virga Bomb” or dry microburst. Virga Bomb hit ...
Las Vegas to experience peak temperatures before a cooldown with chances of showers and thunderstorms midweek.
Major wind gusts are being seen across the Las Vegas Valley, some causing property damage. The National Weather Service has ...
Mount Charleston and the Las Vegas Valley are again at risk for flash flooding heading into the weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Las Vegas. A strong monsoon could ...
Critical fire weather persists in Las Vegas and surrounding areas, with the National Weather Service issuing warnings.
In records dating to 1937, a Weather Service rain gauge at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas recorded four days of consecutive rain, something it had never done before in May.
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