Damage is being assessed in a northeastern Arizona community after a possible tornado ripped

Damage is being assessed in a northeastern Arizona community after a possible tornado ripped

Damage is being assessed in a northeastern Arizona community after a possible tornado ripped through Wednesday night, October 21. The possible storm knocked down power poles and caused serious damage, AZ Family reported.

It also asked people to avoid two areas – State Route 260 between Mogollon and the Overgaard Airpark, and areas north of State Route 377 extending toward Tonto.

“I had no warning whatsoever,” she said. Meanwhile, the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office said it is responding to a major incident in the Overgaard area. Blackman said that he wants Gov. “Our immediate priorities must be protecting lives, restoring electrical service, ensuring public safety, and providing assistance to families whose homes and property have been damaged,” he said.

“It was just this horrible sound of wind and flying debris crashing against the house. And that was my first warning. Katie Hobbs to declare a state of emergency for the area.