Flood in your neighborhood? 24-hour rain totals
The Las Vegas Valley was drenched Friday in one of the wettest days in recent years.
“It’s a wet one, but I can’t say it is the wettest ever,” National Weather Service meteorologist Brian Planz said.
Plenty of lightning and hail accompanied the nearly day-long storm flow. Runoff made travel difficult, especially in the southwest valley.
Selected Clark County Regional Flood Control District gauges showed the following 24-hour rain totals from 6 a.m. Friday until 6 a.m. Saturday:
Location, total rainfall for 24 hours
Grapevine Springs (halfway from Route 157 to Mount Charleston — 3.35 inches
Russell Road realignment and Hualapai — 2.64 inches
Haulapai at Maule — 2.52 inches
Red Rock Canyon — 2.48 inches
South Hualapai and West Russell Road — 2.44 inches
Harris Springs 2 — 2.32 inches
Smoke Ranch & Buffalo — 2.28 inches
The Lakes — 2.20 inches
Far Hills at LVVWD basin — 2.17 inches
Red Rock drainage basin near Downtown Summerlin — 2.17 inches
Blue Diamond Ridge South — 2.09 inches
Gowan drainage and Tenaya Way — 2.09 inches
Las Vegas Wash at Las Vegas Blvd. — 2.05 inches
Rainbow Canyon — 2.01 inches
Beltway channel at S. Buffalo — 2.01 inches
Beltway channel at Peace Way — 2.01 inches
Gown Road North near Alexander — 1.93 inches
Angel Park Golf Club — 1.89 inches
Brownstone Canyon — 1.89 inches
Rainbow at Desert Inn — 1.81 inches
Near South Point Casino — 1.69 inches
Hacienda & Durango — 1.69 inches
Downtown Las Vegas — 1.61 inches
Flamingo at Nellis — 1.54 inches
Charleston and I-15 — 1.50 inches
Las Vegas wash at Craig Road — 1.46 inches
Desert Inn Arterial — 1.26 inches
Flamingo at Spencer — 1.26 inches
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