The city of Las Vegas, Nevada, experienced significant rainfall on Tuesday, November 18. The rain prompted the National Weather Service (NWS) to issue a flood warning for the area. By the end of the day, Harry Reid Airport reported 0.5 inches of rainfall.
Impact of the Rainstorm in Las Vegas
As more showers were anticipated throughout the night, residents felt the effects of a dreary day. Footage from Clark County illustrated the stark weather changes impacting the city.
Weather Conditions Observed
- Rainfall recorded: 0.5 inches at Harry Reid Airport.
- Flood warning issued by the NWS.
- Visibility issues reported on the Strip.
The county described the atmosphere as “ugly,” noting how rain and low clouds dramatically reduced visibility. They stated, “It looks like early evening, not early afternoon.” This weather phenomenon also obscured views of the surrounding mountains.
Future Weather Expectations
Residents and visitors in Las Vegas should remain vigilant, as more rain is expected in the coming hours. The National Weather Service will continue monitoring the conditions to ensure public safety.
