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A severe thunderstorm moved northeast across Gila County in east central Arizona, with ping pong ball-size hail and wind gusts up to 60 mph reported by the National Weather Service in Flagstaff. At 12:12 a.m. MST, radar placed the storm 6 miles southeast of Round Valley and 8 miles southeast of Payson as it traveled at 35 mph. The alert named Star Valley, Tonto Village, Christopher Creek and other communities, along with State Routes 260 and 87, among locations in the storm’s path.
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00:00The National Weather Service warns Gila County of ping-pong ball-size hail.
00:04Its Flagstaff office issued the severe thunderstorm warning for the county in east-central Arizona.
00:10At 12.12 a.m. Mountain Standard Time, the warning placed the storm 8 miles southeast of Payson.
00:17That location was also 6 miles southeast of Round Valley, according to the warning.
00:21From there, the storm was moving northeast at 35 miles per hour, the service said.
00:26Alongside the hail, the service listed wind gusts of 60 miles per hour.
00:31The warning named Star Valley, Tonto Village, and Christopher Creek among the affected locations.
00:37Its coverage also included Upper Tonto Creek Campground and Sharp Creek Campground.
00:42However, the service identified those hail and wind hazards through radar, not confirmed observations.
00:48The warning covering those locations remains in effect until 12.45 a.m. Mountain Standard Time.
00:54Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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