Las Vegas, Nevada

• Widespread wetting rain continues through the afternoon. Locally heavy rainfall and a few instances of flash flooding possible.
• Conditions dry out on Monday as gusty north winds pick up across the region. Temperatures remain slightly below-normal next week.

Today through Saturday.

After isolated stronger storms passed through the region last evening, the night brings widespread stratiform rain. Most rainfall rates look to stay light to moderate but there will be potential for locally increased rain rates. Some of these increased rain rates look to be focused on higher peaks as well as in portions of Mohave, Lincoln, eastern Clark, and far eastern San Bernardino counties. The trend of persistent rain will lead to some flood risk, but the momentary increased rain rates over these areas will cause concern for flash flooding. Into the mid morning, higher resolution models show breaks in the rain but still offer scattered showers into the afternoon. Breezy to gusty winds will build as we begin to see some of those breaks in rain. Shower activity begins to erode into the late afternoon and early evening with winds decreasing into the night. The last line of showers could offer spotty storm chances before they exit into that night.

Rainfall totals will favor the more eastern areas with higher elevations in Mohave County looking to break 2 inches of rainfall overnight. The rest of Mohave County and most of Lincoln County will range between 0.75 and 1.50", the Colorado River Valley looks to range from 0.5 to 1.00", Las Vegas will be 0.25 to 0.50", and the rest of the region will be up to 0.50".

The rest of the forecast looks calm and cool with some potential for for windy conditions next weekend.

For Harry Reid...For the 06Z Forecast Package... Widespread rain is moving into the region with mostly light to moderate rain rates expected. CIGs to fall to 6000 ft AGL then to 4000 ft by the late night with moments of MVFR-level CIGs possible into the early morning. CIGs begin to improve into the mid morning, as showers become become more spotty and breezy southwest winds build. Gusts increase to around 25 kts by Sunday afternoon but winds look to ease into that night as the last of the showers exit.

For the rest of southern Nevada, northwest Arizona and southeast California...For the 06Z Forecast Package...Showers are becoming widespread and will last through the night. Some waves of showers into the early to mid morning will offer moments of lowered CIGS (around 2000 ft AGL) possible. Breezy to gust west to southwest winds arrive into the mid to late morning as rain activity becomes more spotty. Showers begin to erode from the west to east Sunday afternoon with winds beginning to reduce for most areas as showers exit. KDAG and KBIH look to remain breezy and gusty into Sunday night.

Spotters are encouraged to report any significant weather or impacts according to standard operating procedures.