Power went out for hundreds of residents in Tempe after several fires were reported a couple of blocks south of Apache. Homes that back up to railroad tracks were impacted the most with fire damage.
It was also a scary sight for other residents who live on East Cedar Street but were lucky enough to get their power back on this evening.
"I saw a little bit of smoke. There were firetrucks stacked all across the street and a couple of police cars," Reaux Maroun said. Residents are wanting answers after several fires have been reported in the Phoenix metro area in the past week.Most homes have their power back on, but SRP says some homes will be without power past midnight.
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