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URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LAS VEGAS NV

345 PM PST FRI MAR 10 2006

 

...SNOW ON TRACK TO SPREAD ACROSS THE MOJAVE DESERT AND SOUTHERN

GREAT BASIN SATURDAY..

 

NVZ016-017-020-022-110600-

/O.NEW.KVEF.SN.Y.0006.060311T1400Z-060312T0200Z/

NORTHEAST CLARK COUNTY-WESTERN CLARK AND SOUTHERN NYE COUNTY-

LAS VEGAS VALLEY-SOUTHERN CLARK COUNTY-

INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...MESQUITE...OVERTON...MOAPA...PAHRUMP..

INDIAN SPRINGS...DESERT ROCK...AMARGOSA VALLEY...LAS VEGAS..

NORTH LAS VEGAS...HENDERSON...BOULDER CITY...PRIMM...JEAN..

SEARCHLIGHT...CAL-NEV-ARI

345 PM PST FRI MAR 10 2006

 

...SNOW ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 6 AM TO 6 PM PST SATURDAY ABOVE

2500 FEET..

 

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN LAS VEGAS HAS ISSUED A SNOW

ADVISORY...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 6 AM TO 6 PM PST SATURDAY.

 

SNOW IS EXPECTED TO FALL ACROSS MUCH OF SOUTHERN NEVADA SATURDAY

MORNING AND CONTINUE THROUGH SATURDAY EVENING. FAIRLY WIDESPREAD

AREAS OF SNOW WILL BE OBSERVED FALLING DOWN TO THE DESERT FLOORS

AS LOW AS 1500 FEET SATURDAY. THIS WOULD INCLUDE THE LAS VEGAS

VALLEY. HOWEVER...SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATIONS SHOULD BE CONFINED TO

AREAS ABOVE 2500 FEET. SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF 1 TO 3 INCHES WILL

LIKELY AFFECT DESERT AREAS AROUND 2500 FEET WITH ACCUMULATIONS OF

3 TO 5 INCHES ABOVE 3000 FEET.

 

A SNOW ADVISORY IS ISSUED WHEN SNOW IS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP...UT

ONLY ENOUGH TO CAUSE MINOR INCONVENIENCES SUCH AS TRAVEL DELAYS.

NO SEVERE WINTER WEATHER IS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.

 

$$

 

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We already had some snow on the west side of Vegas today and now the snow level will be coming down even more, so I should have a good chance to see some (i am at about 2700 ft)...I will take pictures if it happens...

 

Snow in Vegas in March...crazy.... :crazy:

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Nice. We hit 60 and change here today. I believe the ski resorts that I go to closed Friday due to the mild temps and threats of rain.

Posted

Still have about 3 feet in my yard. We actually had about an average snowfall this winter. Still have a month of decent snowmobiling, which I'm taking advantage of :eek: .

 

Trouble with an average winter is I usually don't see green grass until mid to late May :crazy:

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