PHOTOS: Monsoon storm damage around the Valley

A tree fell into a home near 19th Avenue and Dobbins Road.D Anderson
A tree fell into a home near 19th Avenue and Dobbins Road.D Anderson.
A tree fell into a home near 19th Avenue and Dobbins Road.D Anderson
A tree fell onto a parking structure near 99th Avenue and Indian School Road.ABC15
Lightning caught on camera in east Mesa.Eric Fox
A tree fell on this car from the high winds.Ileana Espinoza
A lightning bolt caught on camera near Anthem.Megan Guerrero
Winds knocked this tree over at a strip mall near 107th Avenue and Indian School Road in Avondale.Arizona Site Services
Winds knocked this tree over at a McDonald's near 107th Avenue and Indian School Road in Avondale.Arizona Site Services
Winds blew this tree over in a parking lot near 107th Avenue and Indian School Road in Avondale.Arizona Site Services
Winds knocked over this tree in a parking lot near 107th Avenue and Indian School Road in Avondale.Arizona Site Services
Lightning possibly caused this fire near 19th Avenue and Thomas Road in Phoenix.Kurt Clark
A haboob moved across the Valley before the storms moved in Thursday night.Ivan Garcia
The rain from Thursday's storms turned this street near Anthem into a river.ER
Another look at the haboob that blew through the Valley Thursday night. This is looking out to the west from Sunnyslope.Hector Camacho
One of the first places hit Thursday night was Queen Creek. This photo shows the haboob moving into the Southeast Valley.Chris Landers
In this photo, the wind just caught an umbrella in Scottsdale and started taking it away.Lucero Rivero
The ASU game against Southern Utah went through a lengthy delay because of the haboob and storms that followed Thursday night. Here's a look from the concourse at Mountain America Stadium during the haboob.Ashley Tabar
Tammy Pizzuto shared this photo, saying the above ground pool was moved "probably about 10 feet" by the wind from Thursday's storms.Tammy Pizzuto