Storm lights up Las Vegas with continuous lightning strikes

LAS VEGAS (Class) – A violent storm warning for North Central Clark County on Friday evening brought a unique show of light for those in Las Vegas.

Although there was no rainfall in the Las Vegas Valley, the sky was brightened by almost lightning moments after 20:30. Rainfall activity remained in the remote northern central region of Clark County.

On Friday night, there was a violent storm 21 miles north of Aliante. The storm warning for North Central Clark County brought the Golf-Ball size Deli and Las Vegas Valley’s 60 miles / hour wind Gusts potential.

8 News Now the viewers, they witnessed and even sent in the video, explaining the unique lightning show and called.

8 News Now the audience Daniela Bell sent a video from a neighborhood in the mountain area only after 10 o’clock on Friday while the lightning strikes were passing through the region.

On Friday night, Harry Reid Airport, shortly after 23:00, reported that departure flights were delayed more than 30 minutes. Flights to Las Vegas Valley returned on average five to 10 minutes. The flight was not canceled on Friday from 23:00.

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