Les Krifaton is a Meteorologist and Reporter at FOX5 Vegas - KVVU. He focuses on a range of topics including climate change, environmental services, and water management, often exploring their impacts on regional and global scales, particularly in North America and Latin America. Les has been featured in various outlets, providing insights on climate policy and agricultural issues.
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Las Vegas, United States (Local)
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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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We’ve had a really nice stretch of daytime highs that have been in the double digits.
That trough that help suppressed daytime highs is weakening at the same time high pressure is building.
This weekend we will enjoy some very nice conditions around the Las Vegas area.
After a day of some clouds over Las Vegas, the remnants of TS Douglas is moving away.
High pressure is allowing daytime highs to continue to be higher than normal for now.
Showers and thunderstorms are moving west from New Mexico and Arizona and could bring instability to the Las Vegas area late Sunday afternoon.
Thunderstorm chances and outflow winds from thunderstorms on the rise for Las Vegas Sunday and the week ahead.
Dew point temperatures and humidity are up in Las Vegas as monsoonal moisture is moving toward southern Nevada.
By: Les Krifaton
Hoover Dam Rafting Adventures offers half-day and full-day tours launching at the base of Hoover Dam, taking guests along the Colorado River.
Monsoonal moisture is trapped underneath an area of high pressure triggering possible shower or thunderstorm chances the rest of the day.
