The following events were reported: Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00023183, approximately 24.8645 km away, between 2021-01-25 13:25:00 and 2021-01-25 14:02:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 272000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A strong winter storm and its associated cold front rolled through the central Arizona deserts on January 25th, leading to widespread wind damage across much of the greater Phoenix metropolitan area. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the front generated wind gusts in excess of 60 mph in some locations and the gusty severe winds downed numerous trees, caused damage to roofs and fencing, and in southwest Mesa managed to blow a rooftop air conditioner off of the roof. More than 30,000 utility customers across the Valley lost power at the height of the storm as numerous power poles were snapped or blown over. Several Phoenix area outdoor COVID-19 vaccination sites saw some minor damage to the tents and overall setup from the strong winds, which led to some delays. Rain cooled air associated with the strong storms lowered afternoon temperatures at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport from around 50 degrees to 36 degrees in 25 minutes. Many areas saw pea-sized hail as the storms moved through the Valley. There were no reports of injuries associated with the damaging winds. A strong winter storm and its associated cold front rolled through the central Arizona deserts on January 25th, leading to widespread wind damage across much of the greater Phoenix metropolitan area. Event Narrative: A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved through the central portions of the greater Phoenix area during the early afternoon hours on January 25th. A line of severe thunderstorms developed as the front moved through and they generated gusty and damaging outflow winds. According to a report from the public, at 1355MST gusty winds estimated at 65 mph knocked down two large trees into an apartment complex at 15th Avenue and Camelback Road, just to the east of Interstate 17, causing major structural damage to the apartment and minor damage to a car. At roughly the same time and a few miles to the east, local broadcast media reported that similarly strong outflow winds caused a palm tree to snap at its base and the tree fell onto an apartment complex located near 12th Street and Highland Avenue. The falling palm tree crashed through a second story unit with the single resident and his dog present at the time. Fortunately there were no reports of injuries at either location due to the falling trees. An COVID-19 vaccination site located at the State Fairgrounds sustained minor damage as the strong winds moved through the area. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved through the central and western portions of the greater Phoenix area during the early afternoon hours on January 25th. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the front generated some gusty and damaging outflow winds. According to a report from the public (a Facebook follower), at 1340MST gusty winds estimated at nearly 60 mph ripped off roofing shingles from a home located at 83rd Avenue and Camelback Road, about 6 miles southwest of Glendale. No injuries were reported. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm pushed east and across the western portion of the greater Phoenix area during early afternoon hours on January 25th. At 1325MST a public social media post showed a large Palo Verde tree approximately one foot in diameter that was blown down and crashed through a concrete wall and onto a house. Another social media post showed the roof of a gazebo ripped off and a concrete block wall blown over. Winds were estimated to be at least 55 mph in strength. The damage occurred about 3 miles north of Goodyear, or just southeast of the intersection of Highway 303 and Indian School Road. An outdoor COVID-19 vaccination site in Goodyear also reported some minor damage. There were no reports of any injuries. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved east across the western portion of the greater Phoenix area during the early afternoon hours on January 25th. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the front generated some gusty and damaging outflow winds that affected areas around Sun City. According to reports from local broadcast media, at 1336MST gusty winds estimated up to 60 mph ripped the roof off a home and also ripped off roof singles from a few other homes in Sun City; the winds also downed a couple of Palo Verde trees and blew down some fencing. The damage occurred about 1 mile northeast of Youngtown, and along 107th Avenue just to the south of Alabama Avenue. An outdoor COVID-19 vaccination site near Sun City also experienced some minor damage from the strong winds that moved through the area. There were no reports of injuries due to the damaging winds. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved across the central portion of the greater Phoenix area during the early afternoon hours on January 25th. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the frontal passage developed some gusty and damaging outflow winds. At 1355MST a trained spotter located 5 miles northeast of Phoenix reported roof damage, as winds estimated as high as 60 mph blew the roof off of a shed. The damage occurred just south of Lookout Mountain Park. Just a few minutes later and not far to the west, broadcast media reported that power poles were down, and some of them were of the metal variety. The outflow winds here were estimated to be as high as 70 mph. The downed poles were near the intersection of 7th Street and Thunderbird Road. There were no reports of injury due to the damaging winds. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved across central and eastern portions of the greater Phoenix area during the afternoon hours on January 25th. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the front produced some gusty and damaging outflow winds that affected portions of Paradise Valley. According to a report from the public, at about 1400MST gusty winds estimated as high as 60 mph blew down some large trees along Eastwood Road in McCormick Ranch, just to the east of Scottsdale Road and east of the Camelback Golf Club. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved through central portions of the greater Phoenix area during the afternoon hours on January 25th. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the front generated some gusty and damaging outflow winds that affected the community of Paradise Valley. According a a report from a trained spotter located about 2 miles northwest of Paradise Valley, strong winds downed a 50 foot tall tree that was 2 feet in diameter. The tree was downed near the intersection of Doubletree Ranch Road and Tatum Boulevard. No damage or injuries occurred as a result of the falling tree. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved through the northern and central portions of the greater Phoenix area, including communities of Peoria and Deer Valley, during afternoon hours on January 25th. According to a report from the general public, at 1353MST gusty winds estimated to be as high as 65 mph downed a number of trees near the intersection of 15th Avenue and Rose Garden Lane, about 9 miles east of Peoria. This was just northeast of the intersection of Loop 101 and Interstate 17. The Twitter follower also reported that there was a lot of debris in the area due to the strong winds. There were no reports of any injuries due to the damaging wind and falling trees. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved through the central portion of the greater Phoenix area during the afternoon hours on January 25th. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the front caused some gusty and damaging outflow wind in the community of Glendale. According to a report from the general public, at 1345MST gusty winds estimated as high as 60 mph downed a large tree which damaged a carport when it fell. The downed tree was located about 4 miles northeast of Glendale and near the intersection of 35th Avenue and Thunderbird Road. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm pushed across the north central portion of the greater Phoenix area during the afternoon hours on January 25th. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the frontal passage generated some damaging outflow winds affecting northern portions of the town of Glendale. According to a report from the general public, at 1350MST strong winds estimated to be nearly 70 mph in strength blew down a large steel power pole and power lines near 3040 West Morrow Drive, about 7 miles northeast of Glendale. About 10 minutes later, local broadcast media reported that 9 power poles were blown down near the intersection of 35th Avenue and Union Hills Drive. Both incidents of downed poles took place just west of Interstate 17 and between the Loop 101 and Bell Road. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved through the north central portion of the greater Phoenix area during the afternoon hours on January 25th. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the front generated some gusty and damaging outflow winds that affected northern portions of the town of Glendale. According to the trained weather spotter, at about 1340MST gusty winds estimated to be upwards of 65 mph damaged the roof of a home, and managed to blow a wind turbine off of the roof. The damage occurred about 6 miles northeast of Glendale, just southwest of the intersection of Bell Road and Interstate 17. There were no injuries reported. According to a Twitter follower located about 8 miles northeast of the town of Glendale, at 1400MST gusty winds estimated at 60 mph blew down a large tree near the intersection of 19th Avenue and Union Hills Drive. This is just northeast of the Bell Road and Interstate 17 intersection. In Litchfield Park, multiple public social media photos and videos showed substantial tree damage at the Wigwam Golf Course. Numerous large tree branches were snapped and trees were uprooted due to outflow winds estimated around 70 mph. A golf event was taking place at the time, but fortunately there were no reports of injuries. Just across the street to the west of the golf course, an NWS COOP observer reported their 50 year old Aleppo pine tree was blown down by the strong winds and the tree damaged a corner of the observer's house. They reported an 8 inch diameter tree and a 30 foot long block wall were also knocked down. A social media post shared by local media showed an awning with metal supports was destroyed at a playground next to the same COOP observer. Timing estimated by radar. A wind gust of 56 mph was measured at the Glendale Municipal Airport. Less than 2 miles to the east of the airport, an outdoor COVID-19 vaccination site at State Farm Stadium saw minor damages to the tents and overall setup, which led to delays. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved through the western portions of the greater Phoenix area, including the community of Glendale, during the afternoon hours on January 25th. At around 1340MST, reports show that strong winds estimated around 60 mph caused damage to six vehicles, numerous trees, and campus buildings at Glendale Community College. A power line also sustained damage along Olive Ave. A cold front associated with a strong winter storm moved through the southeast portion of the greater Phoenix area during the early afternoon on January 25th. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms associated with the front produced strong wind gusts estimated to be in excess of 60 mph at times. According to a trained weather spotter located 5 miles southwest of Mesa, the strong winds blew a rooftop air conditioner off of the roof at about 1345MST. Additionally, roof shingles were stripped off of rooftops in the area as the winds blew through the area. The damage occurred southeast of the intersection of Baseline and Cooper roads.