In Clark County, the RFCD begins the flash flood season

• Flash flood season is July through September in Clark County.
• Residents are reminded to always check the forecast and be prepared for flooding.
• Seven out of the last eight monsoon seasons in the Las Vegas valley have been drier than normal.

In Clark County, the RFCD begins the flash flood season. To begin the flash flood season in Clark County; the Regional Flood Control District held its annual press conference; on Tuesday morning. The county’s flash flood season lasts from July to September. The district will talk about the effectiveness of flood management; its effects on the neighbourhood; and whether or not there will be a significant monsoon season. During the flash flood season, the district warned residents that trails, roads, and washes could quickly fill with water; they should always be ready for floods.

A representative for the National Weather Service cautioned; that although while the Las Vegas valley’s monsoon seasons have been seven of the previous eight times; drier than average, homeowners should still be cautious of flooding threats.

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Officials urged the public to always check the prediction; before making daily plans and to be prepared for flash floods. In a flood-prone area; you ought to look for higher ground. Additionally, you must never drive on flooded roads.

Debra March, the mayor of the city of Henderson, Isaac E. Barron, John Lee; the mayor of the city of North Las Vegas; and the Las Vegas National Weather Service were there.

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