Las Vegas witnessed heavy rainfall on September 1, triggering flash floods along portions of the iconic Las Vegas Strip. Reportedly, the National Weather Service recorded 1.14 inches of rainfall in Boulder City, located 26 miles southeast of Las Vegas. Rainfall exceeded an inch near Interstate 15 at Charleston Boulevard, just south of Harry Reid International Airport. A flash flood warning remained in effect for the area through Saturday night, September 2, emphasising the severity of the weather event. X (formerly Twitter) users posted videos and updates on the situation, including scenes of a badly flooded Linq parking garage. Flash Flood in New York Photos and Videos: Flash Flooding Hits Highland Falls, NYC and Other Parts of New York State, Emergency Declared as More Rainfall Expected.

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