Flooding struck Panamint Springs and Panamint Valley Road as storms soaked Inyo County Wednesday evening.

Las Vegas could reach 81 degrees Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms become more likely. Thursday brings cooler temperatures and a higher chance of rain.

Isolated to scattered showers and storms are possible across the region as early as Tuesday afternoon, with stronger precipitation chances Wednesday night and Thursday.

Las Vegas will enjoy sunny skies and highs in the low 80s Monday, with precipitation possible as early as Tuesday afternoon and storm chances continuing midweek.

Las Vegas will enjoy a sunny Sunday and warm Monday before showers, thunderstorms and cooler temperatures arrive midweek.

Las Vegas will see a mostly sunny weekend with highs near 78 before rain and thunderstorm chances rise Tuesday through Thursday.

Federal forecasters now say Lake Mead probably won't sink below 1,000 feet through 2028, though the reservoir remains at its lowest point since the 1930s.

Gusty northeast winds will push through Las Vegas Friday before calmer 80-degree weather settles in for the weekend. Rain and thunderstorm chances return Tuesday.

Las Vegas will be sunny and warm Thursday, but gusty winds will make it a blustery day. A calmer weekend follows before rain chances return next week.

Las Vegas gets a sunny 75-degree Wednesday, but stronger north winds arrive Thursday and Friday.

A cold front brings gusty winds and a 66-degree high to Las Vegas Tuesday before sunny, warmer weather returns by the weekend.

The flakes didn't stick, but Lee Canyon's project manager says it is already dreaming of topping last El Niño's 215-inch season.

Las Vegas starts Monday clear and cool before afternoon showers and thunderstorms move across the valley. Sunny skies return Tuesday as temperatures dip, then rebound later in the week.