Las Vegas Valley Braces for Rain While Southern California Battles Storm
By TheNevadaGlobeStaff, February 5, 2024 4:42 pm
Las Vegas, NV – While a powerful storm wreaks havoc in Southern California, causing flooding and mudslides, Las Vegas experiences its own wet spell with rain expected to linger for several days.
Key Points:
- Rain: Off-and-on showers predicted through Wednesday, possible isolated showers Thursday and Friday.
- Super Bowl Sunday: Sunny skies but cool temperatures expected.
- Airport: Delays reported, primarily affecting Southwest Airlines.
- Winter Storm Warning: Spring and Sheep Mountains face heavy snowfall and strong winds.
- Mt. Charleston: Road closures and closures of visitor and picnic areas due to hazardous conditions.
- Rainfall: Northwest valley areas receive most precipitation, with heavier showers and possible thunderstorms expected Monday night and Tuesday.
Details:
- The National Weather Service forecasts continued rain in the Las Vegas valley, potentially impacting travel and outdoor activities.
- Harry Reid International Airport experiences delays, mainly affecting Southwest Airlines flights.
- A winter storm warning remains in effect for the Spring and Sheep Mountains, urging caution due to heavy snowfall and wind gusts.
- Mt. Charleston visitor areas remain closed due to unsafe road conditions.
What to Expect:
- Carry an umbrella and wear rain gear if venturing outdoors.
- Check weather updates and road conditions before traveling, especially in mountainous areas.
- Be aware of potential flight delays, particularly for Southwest Airlines.
- Enjoy the change of scenery while prioritizing safety and following weather warnings.
Credits: 8 News Now
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