The National Weather Service’s three-level system of watches, advisories and warnings help keep people informed when temperatures climb to dangerous levels.
Annie Vong
Metro/Business Intern
Email: avong@reviewjournal.com
Phone: (702) 481-0728
Annie Vong is an UNLV alumni, where she studied political science, public policy, and gender and sexuality studies. Before joining the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Annie worked as a student researcher with Brookings Mountain West, a think tank located at UNLV, and published numerous fact sheets discussing homelessness, the Nevada Legislative Session, and environment.
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