Flash flood · Nevada

Flash Flood Warning for Las Vegas and Clark County, NV

The National Weather Service in Las Vegas issued a Flash Flood Warning for central Clark County, Nevada, until 9:15 PM PDT on Saturday, October 31, 2026. Radar showed thunderstorms with between 0.25 and 0.75 inches of rain already fallen.

Key facts

Alert
Flash Flood Warning (severe)
Issued by
National Weather Service, Las Vegas NV
Areas
Clark, NV
Places
Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Lone Mountain, Centennial Hills, Aliante, Summerlin, North Las Vegas Airport, Floyd Lamb Park
In effect
until 9:15 PM PDT, Oct 31, 2026
Damage threat
Considerable
Detection
Radar and gauge indicated
The red outline is the area the National Weather Service put under the flash flood warning. Source: NWS alert polygon. Not to scale with roads.
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What the National Weather Service says

“Turn around, don't drown when encountering flooded roads.”

NWS Las Vegas NV, Flash Flood Warning, 7:43 PM PDT Oct 31, 2026 · official alert

“Most flood deaths occur in vehicles.”

NWS Las Vegas NV, Flash Flood Warning, 7:43 PM PDT Oct 31, 2026 · official alert

“Life threatening flash flooding of creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets and underpasses.”

NWS Las Vegas NV, Flash Flood Warning, 7:43 PM PDT Oct 31, 2026 · official alert

What to do

Do not drive on flooded roads. The National Weather Service says to turn around, don't drown, because most flood deaths occur in vehicles.

Move to higher ground if water is rising near you. Never drive around barricades or into flooded roads, and stay away from creeks, streams and underpasses.

Be aware of your surroundings while the warning lasts. Just 6 inches of moving water can knock you down, and 1 foot of moving water can sweep a vehicle away.

Context

FEMA flood-insurance records show 632 claims in Clark County between 1978 and 2025, as of September 9, 2026. These counts cover only insured properties, so they do not show every flood loss in the county.

FEMA's records list no disaster declarations for Clark County in this data.

Updates

  1. The National Weather Service updated the flash flood warning; it remains in effect until 9:15 PM PDT.
  2. NWS Las Vegas NV issued the flash flood warning until 9:15 PM PDT.

History here

Clark County: 632 flood insurance claims in FEMA's National Flood Insurance Program records since 1978, most recent 2025.

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Questions

Is there a flash flood warning in Las Vegas, Nevada?
Yes. The National Weather Service in Las Vegas issued a Flash Flood Warning at 6:21 PM PDT that runs until 9:15 PM PDT on October 31. It covers central Clark County, including Las Vegas and North Las Vegas.
How much rain has fallen in the warned area?
At 6:21 PM PDT, Doppler radar indicated thunderstorms with heavy rain. Between 0.25 and 0.75 inches had fallen, and flash flooding was ongoing or expected to begin shortly.
Which places are named in the Las Vegas flash flood warning?
The National Weather Service named Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Lone Mountain, Centennial Hills, Aliante, Summerlin, North Las Vegas Airport and Floyd Lamb Park.

Sources

  1. NWS Las Vegas NV: Flash Flood Warning, Oct 31, 2026 weather.gov
  2. FEMA OpenFEMA: NFIP claims and disaster declarations fema.gov

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