Las Vegas on flood watch as Hilary makes landfall
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Publicado 2023-08-20
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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i live here and there's a lot of people who happen to be homless live in those big drain tunnels . hopefully they're somewhere safe
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I don't care what anyone says, loving the cool down here in Vegas! The clouds and rain can stay, we need Lake Mead to fill up! 🙏
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Weirdly Las Vegas has just about the best water management of any city in the world. Its amazing at capturing and utilising the rain it does get. It has the lowest per person water usage in the USA I believe. It is the global go-to example of water management.
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literally nothing is going on.
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Staying at home for thousands of people in Vegas would be a death sentence because they live in the under ground storm tunnels
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Unfortunately a lot of homeless that live under Las Vegas are going to get seriously washed out
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Nothing can be done about it but hopefully lake mead water level rises
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There are human beings who have made homes in those sewer systems, hopefully they all have gotten out before this deluge.
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Lock down for only 10 days! 😂 Wear a mask here in LV to keep water out....
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I lived in Vegas from 2001-2016, and the Flooding I've witnessed through the years were crazy. Vegas did a lot to create Flood Channels to keep most streets from flooding. But this Hurricane will be insane, and as he said Unprecedented. I'm wishing for everyone, especially my family and friends stay safe. Stay home and don't drive through flooded streets.
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let’s give it to Jake though, what a great reporter!
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Mother Nature doing what she does.
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If anything it has been nice staying home chilling instead of running around on Sunday like I usually do. Apparently weather warnings gets 💩 done.
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Loving the weather 😊
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20+ years that same place has been flooded..
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Hopefully the water can be stored for the future.
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Scary. My brother’s home is in the high desert with a deep raven on each side that will be carrying all the water off of the mountain. They have lived there for half a century and never faced anything like this before.
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Two decades in Nevada no big history of flooding. North LV has accumulation of water as it’s lower in altitude but towards Henderson (Seven Hills) & Green Valley higher in altitude, not so much. As for Hiliary, pretty wet and quite in Southwest Nevada as of now. Just casual rain lasting longer in spurts since Friday. A year of rain as forecasted still has not happened. Yes, temperature is lot cooler from triple digits 104-105 to 75 degrees. A welcome drop from the boiling heat. Overall Nevada being a desert is blessed when it comes to catastrophic weather in US. The desert has experienced Earthquakes but not so much hurricanes. Prolly the effects are greater by the coast.
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This area in Vegas always flood, nothing new!
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Aww cmon. It's not going to be much of a storm by the time it gets there.