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Destructive winds blow through Las Vegas, creating dust storm and knocking out power
LAS VEGAS – The first major surge of monsoonal moisture across southern Nevada on Tuesday brought widespread disruptions to the Las Vegas Valley, unleashing near-hurricane-force wind gusts that toppled trees, downed powerlines and contributed to a large fire that killed several animals.
The National Weather Service has issued a dust storm warning for Maricopa County for July 2. Flights at Phoenix Sky Harbor ...
The Valley's first round of monsoon storms this season is moving into the area! Rain chances will continue for the area ...
Tuesday’s sunrise lit up a hazy sky over the Valley, and air quality levels are poor in some areas. The haze was the result ...
Chances of rain increase toward the afternoon, with the possibility of gusty winds and blowing dust. Here's the forecast in ...
Blowing dust could be seen in the East Valley, causing problems for drivers as visibility decreased, which prompted a dust ...
PHOENIX — A multi-million dollar system on Arizona roads is ready to roll when dust storms take over the desert. There are 13 ...
Drivers in the East Valley were met with dusty conditions as monsoon activity popped up on Wednesday evening. Monday marked ...
You should avoid driving through a dust storm altogether. However, if it happens, the first thing to do is pull completely ...
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