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A 90 mph microburst devastated Tempe, destroying homes, downing trees, and displacing residents, prompting a state of emergency and aid requests.
A microburst storm with winds up to 90 mph struck Tempe on Monday, causing the city’s worst weather disaster on record, prompting Mayor Corey Woods to declare a state of emergency and unlock federal and state aid.
The storm downed hundreds of trees, damaged or destroyed over 550 homes and 70 businesses, caused power outages for 22,000 people, and displaced more than 130 residents.
Emergency crews responded to over 1,000 police and 180 fire calls in hours.
Officials urged residents to report damage via an online portal to expedite federal relief, while cleanup continues and community donations of supplies and volunteers are being sought.
Un microburst de 90 mph devastó Tempe, destruyendo casas, derribando árboles y desplazando a los residentes, lo que provocó un estado de emergencia y solicitudes de ayuda.