'Zeus was angry:' Arizona surveys damage from at least 3 rare tornadoes

PHOENIX (AP) — Yet more severe weather struck Thursday as the Four Corners region surveyed blown-away roofs, trees knocked onto homes and power lines downed from overnight tornadoes that injured one person.The injuries weren't life threatening but rare for an area better known for scalding heat. But this fall has been unusually soggy in the Southwest with El Niño conditions that have sent one tropical system after another in from the Pacific, causing the Grand Canyon and surrounding deserts to rage with floods.Now, golf-ball-size hail and tornadoes join the mix. National Weather Service meteorologists suspect at least three tornadoes touched down as storms swept across central Arizona late Wednesday.The nasty weather hit during Lenna Landy's yoga routine in Overgaard, Arizona, a community of about 3,000 people 140 miles (225 kilometers) northeast of Phoenix. Landy had ignored alerts about a possible tornado, but then the storm struck.“It was like Zeus-was-angry kind of level, of thunde