US: Rare Snow Falls in Las Vegas Valley

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US: Rare Snow Falls in Las Vegas Valley

Light snow fell across parts of the Las Vegas Valley on Wednesday, February 18, as a storm moved into southern Nevada. Flurries were reported in western areas, including Summerlin, briefly dusting neighborhoods and surprising residents more accustomed to desert conditions.

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  • 2026/2/20 09:52:39
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  • Video Location: Summerlin, Nevada, 2026, US Video Recording Date/Time: February 18

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