Arizona storms topple trees and bring golf ball-sized hail in possible tornado
Summary
Violent storms hit central Arizona, causing hail the size of golf balls, strong winds, and a possible tornado. These storms damaged homes, knocked down trees and power lines, and caused minor injuries in some communities.Key Facts
- A possible tornado struck Heber-Overgaard in Navajo County, north-east of Phoenix.
- Hail as large as golf balls damaged roofs, cars, and windows.
- Multiple warnings and a tornado warning were issued by the National Weather Service.
- Trees over 30 feet tall were uprooted and fell in the Coconino National Forest.
- About 3,000 people live in the affected Heber-Overgaard community.
- At least one injury and significant property damage were reported.
- A state representative requested a state of emergency due to the damage.
- Storms were fueled by warm, moist air from off the California coast, creating unusual weather conditions for the area at this time of year.
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