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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Heavy rain from Tropical Storm Rachel drenched the Las Vegas valley on Sunday morning, causing widespread flooding.
More than one inch of rain fell early in the morning on the west side of the valley, which prompted a Flash Flood Warning.
Our cameras captured floodwaters across Las Vegas, leaving cars stranded and forcing road closures.
Do you have videos of flooding in your neighborhood? Send them to us at desk@ktnv.com.
WATCH: Koval Lane and Winnick Avenue closed due to flooding:
WATCH: Flooding behind The LINQ near the Las Vegas Strip
WATCH: Floodwaters move through near Hotel Rio
The flooding stretched to near the Nevada-California state line, with all lanes on Primm Boulevard closed at I-15, according to the RTC.
Our Channel 13 meteorologists say Sunday afternoon will be partly cloudy with the potential for additional showers and thundershowers. The evening will see only an outside chance for more rain.
A Flood Watch and Wind Advisory are in effect through 5 a.m. Monday.
