13 Action News received lots of interesting weather videos from viewers this weekend. Below are some favorites from Saturday's storm.
Send weather videos or photographs to desk@ktnv.com and we may use them online and on air.
Quite a bit of backyard flooding. This video is from Brandi near Fort Apache Road and Lake South Drive at the Lakes. Check out more rain videos sent to our assignment desk here: https://t.co/o0dH5qycyT #VegasWeather #LasVegas pic.twitter.com/c8MrmNcqHP
— KTNV 13 Action News (@KTNV) August 1, 2021
Another video of today's storm. This one comes to us from Jo Beth near Sahara Avenue and Hualapai Way. #VegasWeather #LasVegas https://t.co/o0dH5qycyT pic.twitter.com/6UxDTnMZhh
— KTNV 13 Action News (@KTNV) August 1, 2021
Wow! This video comes to us from Junben Santos near Jones Boulevard and Cactus Avenue. @breeguywx @NWSVegas | Weather updates: https://t.co/p4hyfroB6S #VegasWeather #LasVegas pic.twitter.com/e5HME7w9yP
— KTNV 13 Action News (@KTNV) July 31, 2021
Lots of rain in west #LasVegas! This video shared by Linda is from an apartment complex near Summerlin Parkway/Tenaya Way. A Flood Advisory remains in effect through 4:45 p.m. for parts of the valley. Check here for updates: https://t.co/iNC2HrEpFC pic.twitter.com/4qrd2y2U3F
— KTNV 13 Action News (@KTNV) July 31, 2021
#Monsoon rain coming down hard near Durango and Flamingo on the west side of #LasVegas. Is it raining where you’re at? @KTNV pic.twitter.com/J52CFQzQtR
— Jason Dinant 🇺🇸🏳️🌈 (@JasonDinant) July 31, 2021
UPDATE 3 P.M.: A Flood Advisory has been issued for the Las Vegas area until 4:45 p.m. This includes the Henderson, Summerlin and Enterprise areas.
The local office of the National Weather Service warns drivers in the area not to try to drive through floodwater.
RELATED: What's the difference between watch, warning and advisory?
For current conditions in the Las Vegas valley click here.
ORIGINAL STORY
A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for parts of Clark County through 4:15 p.m., specifically the area of Hayford Peak north of Las Vegas.
13 Action News Meteorologist Bree Guy reports storms with heavy rain are also moving in fast towards the east side of the Las Vegas valley, as well as the Spring Mountains west of the city. Flash flooding is very possible.
RELATED: Monsoon moisture returns to the Las Vegas valley
Heads up east side! Storms with heavy rain are moving in fast. We are also dealing with some heavier action around the Spring Mountains. Flash Flooding is very possible. There is a Flash #Flood Watch still in effect for Southern Nevada. @KTNV #nvwx #lasvegasweather pic.twitter.com/fbGRjmkVo1
— Bree Guy (@breeguywx) July 31, 2021
Area near the Flash Flood Warning:
