Las Vegas flooding

Strong storms have brought flooding to the Las Vegas Strip and some of its iconic casinos including Circa, Caesars Palace, Planet Hollywood and the LINQ ...

Strong storms have been moving through the Las Vegas area. One social media user shared a photo of what appears to be water coming through the ceiling at Caesars Palace. One social media video shows water gushing through a screen at Circa Resort & Casino. Standing water can be seen collecting on the carpet below.

A monsoon storm dumped heavy rain across the Las Vegas Valley on Thursday night, triggering flash flooding along the Las Vegas Strip and several famous ...

The FOX Weather Update podcast also provides weather information for the entire country. This includes the cities of Phoenix, Tucson, Flagstaff, Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Alamosa, Colorado. Officially at the airport, 0.32 inches of rain was recorded from Thursday night's monsoon storm.

The iconic Vegas Strip was completely underwater after monsoonal rains hit the city on Thursday night and early Friday morning.

Several locations in the valley received over an inch of rain in two hours. There were no reported injuries in the city at the time of publication of this article. Winds were blowing at 40 to 50 mph speed, with a record gust of 71 mph recorded at Flamingo and Eastern, according to the Las Vegas Review Journal.

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas issued a flash flood warning for much of the valley for the evening. That has since given way to a flood advisory, ...

That has since given way to a flood advisory, which was expected to remain in place until 2:45 a.m. Friday. One person shared video of water pouring out of the video wall at the Circa Sportsbook in downtown Las Vegas. Another posted video of water leaking through the roof of Planet Hollywood. That warning has been extended until 10:15 p.m. and has been expanded for the rest of the valley. NV Energy is reporting more than 7,200 customers are without power as of 10:15 p.m. Thursday. Outages have been primarily reported in the downtown Las Vegas and east valley areas. The National Weather Service in Las Vegas issued a flash flood warning for much of the valley for the evening. This comes after a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the north Las Vegas valley earlier in the evening.

Flash floods around the Las Vegas Strip produced leaks that swamped carpets on gaming floors.

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Videos shared on social media show parts of the Las Vegas Strip being inundated by flood water.

The flooding in Las Vegas is yet another episode of flooding that plagued the U.S. this week. According to the Las Vegas office of the National Weather Service, a flash flood warning for the city was issued around 9 p.m PST as thunderstorms migrated into the city from the north. Las Vegas was the center of some intense flooding last night as locations across the Strip and beyond were inundated after a torrent of rain battered the city.

Monsoonal rains and thunderstorms overtook Las Vegas on Thursday evening for the second night in a row, causing flash flooding that turned parts of the ...

The Weather Service did not issue an official warning but asked residents to “stay alert.” Las Vegas expected the same system to drench the area Friday evening. By Friday morning, many of the outages were fixed, leaving about 150 affected customers according to a Nevada Energy outage map.

Flash flood threat continues, more heavy rain possible into the weekend. Flash flood warnings are in effect ...

This flooding comes during the heart of monsoon season. This storm has arrived and it’s angry.The lightning is off the charts.— @SeanKTNV (@seanktnv) https://t.co/GtfLy5jfZ2 pic.twitter.com/5zjtq5bisT July 29, 2022 It’s completely submerged— Jose Amaya (@j_vmaya) #vegas #vegasweather #weather #WeatherAuthority @LasVegasLocally @FOX5Vegas @KTNV pic.twitter.com/cDZzO1qUFy July 29, 2022

Some of the world's most famous casinos flooded Thursday night in Sin City, as buildings all around the Las Vegas Strip were filled by heavy rain.

Rarely seen footage of some of Las Vegas hotels, streets and casinos being flooded by heavy rain surfaced online as heavy rain and flash flood warnings are still in place in Sin City. This are the chaotic images of the flooding at the Las Vegas Strip The city normally experiences 4 inches of rain each year, but the National Weather Service is reporting that some areas of Las Vegas saw over 1 inch of rain just on Thursday night alone.

Just 24 hours after being hit with powerful storms that consumed casinos, airports, and parking lots, Las Vegas is still experiencing a soaked start to the ...

Social media videos showed lightning flashing across the sky above Sin City, cars left stranded and partially submerged on the street and water pouring into Caesars Palace from ceiling light fixtures. “Thank you to our first responders & Regional Flood Control for keeping residents & visitors safe,” she tweeted. The warning impacted Las Vegas and its surrounding cities of Henderson, Mesquite, and Boulder City.

The annual weather pattern known as the monsoon has brought a parade of storms to cities across the U.S. Southwest.

Jacquetta Brown was walking on a trail in Canyon de Chelly near Chinle, Arizona, this week when heavy rain swept through and she spotted the red truck partially submerged. "That can make a significant impact on drought." The National Weather Service said parts of Arizona can expect 1 to 2 inches of rain per hour before a flood watch expired Saturday morning. Las Vegas firefighters responded to 330 calls for service and swift-water teams rescued seven people between 9 p.m. and midnight, city spokesman Jace Radke said. "We still need the rains and all that and we really need the monsoons around here," said Henneman, who is staying with family while his house dries out. One video showed a man continuing to gamble at a casino slot machine while water fell around him. Scattered power outages were reported in places including the downtown Fremont Street Experience casino pedestrian mall. So, yeah, when it does rain, we're in fear." But it's not just the Southwest: in Kentucky, 16 people have been reported dead following severe flooding, and another person was killed amid heavy rainfall in St. Louis. Mohave County sheriff's officials rescued a woman who was clinging to a stop sign earlier this week after her car was swept away. Bret Henneman estimates he has about 3,500 sandbags around his home just north of Flagstaff where two wildfires burned this spring. There's plenty of more opportunities for thunderstorms to develop."

Southern Nevada is bracing for another bout of flooding as the latest round of storms moves through the region Friday.

It's unclear how many of the outages might be related to any weather events. Have weather photos or video? A flash flood warning has also been issued for southeastern Nye and western Clark counties until 9:45 p.m. That warning is for the Pahrump and Highway 160 areas.