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Dust storm engulfs Arizona, leaving thousands without power and flights grounded
The slow-moving cloud — known as a haboob — hit parts of Phoenix and Arizona City, 60 miles to the southeast, late Monday afternoon, at one point leaving 15,000 energy customers in the dark. The number still without power Tuesday morning was more than 5,000 according to Poweroutage.us, mostly in Maricopa County.
A monsoon storm followed the wall of dust and knocked the power out for thousands of people in Arizona, according to AZ Central, a part of the USA TODAY Network. Flights were also delayed, and the ...
Monday's storm left tens of thousands of houses and business without power, and caused extensive delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor ...
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Massive haboob, monsoon flooding swamps Arizona communities
Clean up efforts continue across portions of Arizona, including the Phoenix and Tempe areas, after a towering haboob and ...
Monsoons swept through parts of Southern Arizona, impacting regions such as Marana and Red Rock, causing difficulties for ...
Elsewhere in the state, a Flood Watch was issued for all 15 Arizona counties as storms are expected to bring heavy rain, wind and lightning. The following counties are affected: Cochise, Graham ...
1970 Labor Day Flood In 1970, Arizona's deadliest flash flood killed 23 people on Labor Day. More than 11 inches of rain pounded parts of the state over 24 hours on Sept. 7, 1970.
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