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Las Vegas Storm Tracker
Active NWS alerts, the seven day forecast and monsoon odds for central Las Vegas, checked against every neighborhood we cover. If water is already inside, call or text now.
Right now in the Las Vegas Valley
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Seven day forecast
From the NWS forecast for the grid square over downtown Las Vegas.
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Alerts in the past seven days
Every new NWS warning, watch and advisory for the Las Vegas Valley and Clark County this week. Neighborhoods we cover are listed when a warning outline reached them.
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How the tracker reads an alert
Each alert comes with the help that fits it and the neighborhoods inside its outline.
- Flash flood warnings and flood advisories link to flood cleanup, water extraction and sewage cleanup, because runoff that crossed the ground is Category 3 water.
- Severe thunderstorm warnings link to ceiling and roof leaks and flood cleanup, since hail and wind driven rain open roofs while the street floods.
- Wind and dust alerts link to roof leak help.
- Freeze alerts link to burst pipes.
Monsoon season in Las Vegas
NWS Las Vegas says monsoon moisture usually arrives in July and August, storms build over the mountains and move into the valley, and the monsoon fades by September. The Regional Flood Control District names July through September for sudden downpours and fast flash flooding, even on sunny days.
Normal rain by month at the Las Vegas airport
Only 30 days in the NOAA record back to 1937 brought an inch of rain or more at the airport, and 16 of them fell between July and September. The wettest was August 21, 1957, at 2.58 inches. October 11, 2026 tied the wettest October day at 1.08 inches.
From the NWS Las Vegas climate page, the Regional Flood Control District and NOAA daily and normal records. The full story is in Las Vegas storm history.
Neighborhoods we watch
The tracker checks each warning outline against these places, all inside 4 miles of downtown.
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Service area
Serving Central Las Vegas and Nearby
Inside 4 miles of downtown Las Vegas
Water where it should not be?
Storm water coming in? Call or text. Say where it is coming in and which rooms are wet, and you will get the first steps right away.