Les Krifaton is a Meteorologist / Reporter at FOX5 Vegas - KVVU. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America and LATAM, as well as travel and tourism, consumer travel, and animal-related issues. Les has reported extensively on Nevada and Las Vegas, including significant events like hurricanes and the performance of the Vegas Golden Knights.
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Les Krifaton's local coverage in Las Vegas and Nevada focuses on a variety of topics such as weather, environment, sports, and local news. With an emphasis on events and a focus on themes like energy, sustainability, agriculture & farming, family & relationships, and education.
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The weather couldn’t be nicer for Veterans Day Weekend.
Mt. Charleston's major road for Old Town has been repaved since Tropical Storm Hilary.
By: Les Krifaton
Las Vegas is home of a new robotics business that can deliver robots.
Even though high pressure is building into the southern regions of Nevada we will continue to experience below seasonal temperatures Sunday.
This is day 140 without any measurable rain according to the National Weather Service.
Daytime temperatures continue to run several degrees above normal for Las Vegas the next few days.
A Pacific storm pattern is in place for the west coast including the Las Vegas area the next few days.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - The U.S. Forest Service is doing what it can to make sure the Mount Charleston Blue Butterfly can survive.
A fast moving low will move through southern Nevada Saturday.
Friday is looking very nice here in Las Vegas.
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