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Last night between 8:30-9:30 PM MST, a complex of severe storms produced a strong downburst over the West Valley, resulting in a widespread swath of wind gusts up to 60-80 mph. The bright red and pink colors in the animation indicate damaging winds along the I-10 corridor. #azwx

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Here is a simulated radar loop to get a better idea of timing of storms and strong outflow winds this evening. Look for winds to increase by 7-8 pm in the Phoenix Metro. Gusty winds up to 30-35 mph will be possible along with blowing dust (locally dense). #azwx
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Here is a simulated radar loop to get a better idea of timing of storms and strong outflow winds this evening. Look for winds to increase by 7-8 pm in the Phoenix Metro. Gusty winds up to 30-35 mph will be possible along with blowing dust (locally dense). #azwx

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