Storms drench parts of Arizona, Nevada; trees toppled

PHOENIX (AP) -- Residents of the Phoenix area were greeted Sunday morning by toppled trees and debris-littered streets.<br /> <br /> Powerful thunderstorms brought heavy rain and strong winds to the region Saturday - flooding roads, delaying flights and leaving thousands without power.<br /> <br /> The Salt River Project utility says 800 people are still without electricity - down from 51,000.<br /> <br /> The Arizona Public Service says 7,000 customers were without power, but progress was expected in the next few hours.<br /> <br /> No injuries have been reported, but authorities conducted two water rescues Saturday involving stranded hikers.<br /> <br /> The National Weather Service says Phoenix received a record 1.6 inches of rain with some spots getting more than 2 inches.<br /> <br /> Other southwest storms caused flooding in Nevada, but authorities say the damage wasn't as bad as earlier in the month.