Comments on: Las Vegas: Never Trust The Weather Channel http://www.fashiondualite.com/2008/07/21/las-vegas-never-trust-the-weather-channel/ Tue, 21 Jun 2011 20:49:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: tastymealsathome http://www.fashiondualite.com/2008/07/21/las-vegas-never-trust-the-weather-channel/comment-page-1/#comment-200 tastymealsathome Mon, 18 Aug 2008 02:59:31 +0000 http://dualite.wordpress.com/?p=337#comment-200 Cool we stayed at South Point too and it was cheap like $40 a night! Cool we stayed at South Point too and it was cheap like $40 a night!

]]> By: Las Vegas Managing Editor http://www.fashiondualite.com/2008/07/21/las-vegas-never-trust-the-weather-channel/comment-page-1/#comment-199 Las Vegas Managing Editor Sun, 27 Jul 2008 06:39:05 +0000 http://dualite.wordpress.com/?p=337#comment-199 Found this post through a Vegas search on Google blog search. It is my job to keep up on Vegas news and posts. Interesting that you mentioned the weather down by South Point. Most of us involved with AccessVegas.com live within a few miles of South Point and you nailed it: Mostly sunny and only a few drops of rain. Having said that, parts of Northeast Las Vegas were getting pretty good storm and rain conditions. Remember that the Las Vegas Valley is about 25 miles wide and 30 miles in north/south length. (Sorry... I don't know the conversion to kilometers). I'm happy that the weather missed the tourism areas. We want everyone to have a great time while they are here! I agree: South Point really is a hidden gem (especially for what they charge for a really nice room). Free shuttle to The Strip or a quick all-freeway drive if you have a car. Hint: If going from South Point to The Strip between 3-6 PM (or during traditional morning rush hour), just stay on Las Vegas Blvd. all the way. The I-15 freeway gets jammed. Great Post! Ted Newkirk Managing Editor http://www.accessvegas.com Found this post through a Vegas search on Google blog search. It is my job to keep up on Vegas news and posts.

Interesting that you mentioned the weather down by South Point. Most of us involved with AccessVegas.com live within a few miles of South Point and you nailed it: Mostly sunny and only a few drops of rain.

Having said that, parts of Northeast Las Vegas were getting pretty good storm and rain conditions. Remember that the Las Vegas Valley is about 25 miles wide and 30 miles in north/south length. (Sorry… I don’t know the conversion to kilometers).

I’m happy that the weather missed the tourism areas. We want everyone to have a great time while they are here!

I agree: South Point really is a hidden gem (especially for what they charge for a really nice room). Free shuttle to The Strip or a quick all-freeway drive if you have a car.

Hint: If going from South Point to The Strip between 3-6 PM (or during traditional morning rush hour), just stay on Las Vegas Blvd. all the way. The I-15 freeway gets jammed.

Great Post!

Ted Newkirk
Managing Editor
http://www.accessvegas.com

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