US: Heavy Rain Causes Flash Flooding, Flight Delays in Las Vegas

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US: Heavy Rain Causes Flash Flooding, Flight Delays in Las Vegas

The remnants of Tropical Storm Priscilla hit Las Vegas, bringing heavy rain on Friday, October 10, causing flash flooding and prompting a swift water rescue. The storm led to significant travel disruption, with flights departing Harry Reid International Airport facing average delays of about an hour.

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  • Jose Arzate via Spectee
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  • Nevada, US Video Recording Date/Time: October 10, Video Location: Las Vegas, 2025

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