Microburst in Tempe, Arizona Triggers State of Emergency Amid Widespread Damage
Microburst in Tempe, Arizona Triggers State of Emergency Amid Widespread Damage
US · Published Oct 18, 2025
A severe microburst in Tempe, Arizona, has led to a state of emergency due to extensive wind damage.
The microburst caused downed power lines, toppled trees, and building damage, disrupting utilities and traffic.
Arizona's monsoon season often brings extreme weather, highlighting the need for preparedness and caution.
Powerful microburst causes widespread damage in Tempe
A powerful microburst in Tempe, Arizona, has triggered a state of emergency following widespread damage across the city. According to FOX Weather, the intense weather event was characterized by a sudden and localized downdraft of air from a thunderstorm, resulting in significant destruction to infrastructure. The rapid onset and high intensity of the microburst overwhelmed the local community, leading to swift action from city and state officials.
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