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Powerful storms sweep through the Valley with heavy rain, strong winds

The National Weather Service confirms a downburst hit Tempe during these storms Monday
Damage, flooding being reported in Tempe and Scottsdale after Monday storms
Another round of storms rolls through the Valley Monday
Monday storms move through the Valley with flash flood warning in the Phoenix area
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PHOENIX — Moisture from Raymond is keeping our atmosphere full of tropical humidity, setting the stage for more showers and thunderstorms across Arizona.

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Here are the latest updates we're tracking across the Valley and state during this storm system:

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The city of Tempe says they are partnering with the American Red Cross to set up a temporary shelter for those who are displaced.

That shelter will be at the Escalante Multi-Generational Center at 2150 E Orange St.

According to the city, more than 130 people are out of their homes when several apartment buildings were severely damaged by the storm.

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Air15 also found a tree that had fallen on multiple cars in another part of Tempe.

Tree falls on cars in Tempe parking lot

3:46 p.m.

Air15 flew over damage in the Tempe area where a large building had its roof partially ripped off.

Roof ripped off large building near Kyrene and Baseline

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We are starting to get a look at what Monday's storms left behind in Tempe and Scottsdale, check out our coverage below.

The National Weather Service has since confirmed that Tempe was hit by a microburst during Monday's storms.

Damage, flooding being reported in Tempe and Scottsdale after Monday storms

2:31 p.m.

Heavy downpours made their way through north Scottsdale on Monday afternoon. A viewer sent in this video below.

Heavy downpours drench north Scottsdale

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