Of rain. Lightning. And some water rescues because of flooding. Heres a look at a car stuck at the Railroad Pass hotel and casino near boulder city. We have Team Coverage of the weather tonight. Abby theodros has a look at the damages left behind from the storm. But first we start with chief meteorologist ted pretty. Slight chances of showers remain for the overnight and for friday. Well see a high of 102 in the afternoon on friday. The weekend look warm and dry with highs at 105 for saturday and sunday with plenty of sun. The y hangs around for next week with highs around 105 and sunshine through the workweek. Average high for the weekend and we all saw and heard the storms rumble through overnight. But some had to also deal with damage from the storms. Fox 5s abby theodror is live at eastern and grand hills with a look at what happened. One of the crazier events from this weeks weather. Part of attic caught on fire after her roof was struck by lightening. Heres a round up of the vall
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