00:00A life-threatening flash flood warning is active right now across the desert southwest.
00:04The National Weather Service issued the alert early today,
00:08covering south-central Clark County, Nevada, west-central Mojave County, Arizona,
00:13and San Bernardino County, California, after widespread rainfall of one to four inches
00:18triggered ongoing flooding and dangerous runoff. Forecasters warn creeks, streams, urban areas,
00:24highways, streets, and underpasses could all flood with little notice across the tri-state region.
00:30Searchlight, Cal Neve Erie, Highway 95, and Interstate 40 are named as high-risk locations
00:36where drivers should use extreme caution. Thunderstorms kept dumping rain across central
00:41Mojave County and the Mojave Valley overnight, and the flood threat is expected to persist into the
00:47morning, even as rainfall rates slowly diminish. Residents across the region are urged to avoid
00:53flooded roads entirely and never drive through moving water. Disclosure. This video contains
00:59stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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