Arizona storms topple trees and bring golf ball-sized hail in possible tornado

Central Arizona experienced violent overnight storms that caused significant damage, including toppled trees, downed utility poles, and golf ball-sized hail. The severe weather, which carried thunder and heavy winds, led to trees falling onto homes and infrastructure being damaged. The National Weather Service issued warnings for central Arizona early Thursday, indicating the potential for hail, wind damage, flood watches, and even tornadoes. This event highlights the destructive power of severe weather systems and their immediate impact on communities and local infrastructure.