Severe Weather and Dust Damage Homes and Knock Out Power Across Phoenix Metro; More Storms Expected This Afternoon
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Summary
- A powerful storm swept through the Phoenix metro Monday evening, bringing a massive wall of dust, severe thunderstorms, and flash flooding that left a trail of damage across the Valley.
- The National Weather Service issued a dust storm warning, a severe thunderstorm warning, and a flash flood warning for Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Paradise Valley throughout the evening.
- At its peak, approximately 25,000 customers across Maricopa and Pinal counties lost power, with SRP and APS crews working through the night to restore service. Strong winds caused structural damage at the Palm Shadows Mobile Home Park in Glendale. Multiple flights were delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.
- Scattered showers and thunderstorms are again expected to develop Tuesday afternoon as monsoon moisture remains in place. Gusty winds and blowing dust are the main threats. High temperatures will remain around 107 to 108°F through Wednesday before storm chances increase Thursday and Friday.
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The National Weather Service says scattered showers and thunderstorms are again expected to form Tuesday afternoon, with gusty winds and blowing dust as the main threats. Brief heavy rainfall is also possible.
Several flights were delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport as the storm moved through the Valley.
Strong winds caused damage to the Palm Shadows Mobile Home Park in Glendale near 51st and Orangewood Avenues.
About 10,000 SRP customers in Pinal County were also affected. Crews worked through the night to restore service.
Monday evening's monsoon storms knocked out power to approximately 15,000 Salt River Project customers in Maricopa County and 4,500 Arizona Public Service customers.
The Dust Storm Warning is no longer in effect.
Steady rain continues alongside the dust storm, contributing to wet conditions in residential areas.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Phoenix.
Heavy rain in the dust storm causes trees to sway and further reduces visibility.
Vehicles are carefully navigating dusty roads with limited visibility due to ongoing dust storm conditions.
Traffic continues to be affected by the persistent dust storm reducing visibility on major roadways.
The dust storm intensifies briefly before heavy rain begins, impacting homes and vegetation nearby.
Visibility is still severely reduced, impacting traffic and pedestrian movement.
Dust storm is continuing to reduce visibility across the area including local sports fields.
Visibility remains low as the dust storm continues to affect the residential area.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Dust Storm Warning that is projected to last until 7:15 p.m.
Incident reported at Maricopa and Pinal AZ.
The National Weather Service says scattered showers and thunderstorms are again expected to form Tuesday afternoon, with gusty winds and blowing dust as the main threats. Brief heavy rainfall is also possible.
Several flights were delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport as the storm moved through the Valley.
Strong winds caused damage to the Palm Shadows Mobile Home Park in Glendale near 51st and Orangewood Avenues.
About 10,000 SRP customers in Pinal County were also affected. Crews worked through the night to restore service.
Monday evening's monsoon storms knocked out power to approximately 15,000 Salt River Project customers in Maricopa County and 4,500 Arizona Public Service customers.
The Dust Storm Warning is no longer in effect.
Steady rain continues alongside the dust storm, contributing to wet conditions in residential areas.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Phoenix.
Heavy rain in the dust storm causes trees to sway and further reduces visibility.
Vehicles are carefully navigating dusty roads with limited visibility due to ongoing dust storm conditions.
Traffic continues to be affected by the persistent dust storm reducing visibility on major roadways.
The dust storm intensifies briefly before heavy rain begins, impacting homes and vegetation nearby.
Visibility is still severely reduced, impacting traffic and pedestrian movement.
Dust storm is continuing to reduce visibility across the area including local sports fields.
Visibility remains low as the dust storm continues to affect the residential area.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Dust Storm Warning that is projected to last until 7:15 p.m.
Incident reported at Maricopa and Pinal AZ.
The National Weather Service says scattered showers and thunderstorms are again expected to form Tuesday afternoon, with gusty winds and blowing dust as the main threats. Brief heavy rainfall is also possible.
Several flights were delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport as the storm moved through the Valley.
Strong winds caused damage to the Palm Shadows Mobile Home Park in Glendale near 51st and Orangewood Avenues.
About 10,000 SRP customers in Pinal County were also affected. Crews worked through the night to restore service.
Monday evening's monsoon storms knocked out power to approximately 15,000 Salt River Project customers in Maricopa County and 4,500 Arizona Public Service customers.
The Dust Storm Warning is no longer in effect.
Steady rain continues alongside the dust storm, contributing to wet conditions in residential areas.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Phoenix.
Heavy rain in the dust storm causes trees to sway and further reduces visibility.
Vehicles are carefully navigating dusty roads with limited visibility due to ongoing dust storm conditions.
Traffic continues to be affected by the persistent dust storm reducing visibility on major roadways.
The dust storm intensifies briefly before heavy rain begins, impacting homes and vegetation nearby.
Visibility is still severely reduced, impacting traffic and pedestrian movement.
Dust storm is continuing to reduce visibility across the area including local sports fields.
Visibility remains low as the dust storm continues to affect the residential area.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Dust Storm Warning that is projected to last until 7:15 p.m.
Incident reported at Maricopa and Pinal AZ.
The National Weather Service says scattered showers and thunderstorms are again expected to form Tuesday afternoon, with gusty winds and blowing dust as the main threats. Brief heavy rainfall is also possible.
Several flights were delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport as the storm moved through the Valley.
Strong winds caused damage to the Palm Shadows Mobile Home Park in Glendale near 51st and Orangewood Avenues.
About 10,000 SRP customers in Pinal County were also affected. Crews worked through the night to restore service.
Monday evening's monsoon storms knocked out power to approximately 15,000 Salt River Project customers in Maricopa County and 4,500 Arizona Public Service customers.
The Dust Storm Warning is no longer in effect.
Steady rain continues alongside the dust storm, contributing to wet conditions in residential areas.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Phoenix.
Heavy rain in the dust storm causes trees to sway and further reduces visibility.
Vehicles are carefully navigating dusty roads with limited visibility due to ongoing dust storm conditions.
Traffic continues to be affected by the persistent dust storm reducing visibility on major roadways.
The dust storm intensifies briefly before heavy rain begins, impacting homes and vegetation nearby.
Visibility is still severely reduced, impacting traffic and pedestrian movement.
Dust storm is continuing to reduce visibility across the area including local sports fields.
Visibility remains low as the dust storm continues to affect the residential area.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Dust Storm Warning that is projected to last until 7:15 p.m.
Incident reported at Maricopa and Pinal AZ.
The National Weather Service says scattered showers and thunderstorms are again expected to form Tuesday afternoon, with gusty winds and blowing dust as the main threats. Brief heavy rainfall is also possible.
Several flights were delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport as the storm moved through the Valley.
Strong winds caused damage to the Palm Shadows Mobile Home Park in Glendale near 51st and Orangewood Avenues.
About 10,000 SRP customers in Pinal County were also affected. Crews worked through the night to restore service.
Monday evening's monsoon storms knocked out power to approximately 15,000 Salt River Project customers in Maricopa County and 4,500 Arizona Public Service customers.
The Dust Storm Warning is no longer in effect.
Steady rain continues alongside the dust storm, contributing to wet conditions in residential areas.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Phoenix.
Heavy rain in the dust storm causes trees to sway and further reduces visibility.
Vehicles are carefully navigating dusty roads with limited visibility due to ongoing dust storm conditions.
Traffic continues to be affected by the persistent dust storm reducing visibility on major roadways.
The dust storm intensifies briefly before heavy rain begins, impacting homes and vegetation nearby.
Visibility is still severely reduced, impacting traffic and pedestrian movement.
Dust storm is continuing to reduce visibility across the area including local sports fields.
Visibility remains low as the dust storm continues to affect the residential area.
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Dust Storm Warning that is projected to last until 7:15 p.m.
Incident reported at Maricopa and Pinal AZ.
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It’s not over yall—we have more coming
Wishing everyone safe travels who are out in the road right now..🙏🏼
Bring on the rain!
This is just the beginning of the monsoon
It’s not over yall—we have more coming
Wishing everyone safe travels who are out in the road right now..🙏🏼
Bring on the rain!
This is just the beginning of the monsoon
It’s not over yall—we have more coming
Wishing everyone safe travels who are out in the road right now..🙏🏼
Bring on the rain!
This is just the beginning of the monsoon
It’s not over yall—we have more coming
Wishing everyone safe travels who are out in the road right now..🙏🏼
Bring on the rain!
This is just the beginning of the monsoon
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It’s not over yall—we have more coming
Wishing everyone safe travels who are out in the road right now..🙏🏼
Bring on the rain!
This is just the beginning of the monsoon