we ve got team coverage on the storms but first. let s head right over to meteorologist sam argier who s in for ted pretty this week. showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase across southern nevada this evening. the prime time to see storms around the las vegas valley will be between 7 p.m. and 2 a.m. tuesday morning. any storms that form will bring gusty winds and the potential for localized flash flooding. our showers ease up for tuesday with only a few pop up storms possible; mainly over the mountains and north of the valley. high temperatures will hold in the upper 90s and low 100s on tuesday. more sun and warmer weather is on the showers and thunderstorms are expected to increase across our team coverage of the storms. fox5 s miguel martinez valle has been chasing the rain all over the north east part of the valley. he joins us now live at lincoln and lake mead.. and miguel .. what are you seeing? (captioning will resume shortly) (captioning will (captioning wi
drier air starts to move back into the las vegas valley tuesday after a good dousing of rain monday night. hardest hit areas were in the northeast. at nellis afb 1.61 fell according to the clark county flood control districts rain gauges. meantime at mccarran international just a trace of rain was recorded. we still have rainfall chances in the forecast for tuesday but most of it will be limited to our local mountains. temperatures will remain below seasonal again tuesday. the uv index for tuesday is 9 or very high. stung hundreds couple weeks ago has died. it happened at a home near grand canyon drive and west oquendo road. the man is 49- year-old jose moreno pacheco of las vegas. he died last thursday at a local hospital but the coroner is just now confirming his he was working for a local bee company when the bees began stinging him. he was not wearing any protective gear. the investigation into his death could still take up to 2 months to complete. a construction worker
you ve had to repair half of that stuff. that s right, a half-century of owning a favorite hangout on route 66 stephens bought the summit inn and restaurant on friday the 13 in 1966, shut down the motel and focused on food and the history of the fabled route from chicago to the pacific ocean. cecil and his wife of 41 years debbie became the mom and pop of a nostalgia stop for classic car crazed patrons, route 66 worshippers, even locals obsessed with both. (mos/summit inn been many a times when i would sit at the bar right there and have coffee when it was snowing and say i m not going to work. smoldering tales in these ashes have it that celebrities rolled in too, including elvis presley the king reportedly saw cecil s jukebox didn t offer a single one of his records. (cecil stephens, former owner, summit inn): so kind stood back and kicked the jukebox lightly said maybe next time i come in here you will have one of my records on (laugh). if you can believe, when i came