RedactedNarrative: On July 28, 2018 at approximately 1900 hours, there was a large storm cell which hit all of the Lake Pleasant Regional Park in Peoria, Arizona. Wind Gusts were upwards of 50 to 60 miles per hour. This storm created very large waves and wakes throughout the entire body of water.  The wind blew from the northeast to the southwest.  I was at the Ten Lane Boat Ramp observing the start of the storm and the utter chaos of the beginning of the storm. Most of the boats on the water began attempting to make it across the main bay of the lake when the winds were already upwards of 35-40 miles per hour. A large attempt was made by boat operators to load their boats on trailers while the weather created extremely unsafe conditions to load a boat on a trailer.
  
  The second vessel to incur damage was a small hog boat. This boat operator attempted to get the vessel on the trailer during the severe weather. Due to the waves and wind his vessel was blown onto the concrete boat ramp and grounded. This vessel also took a large amount of water over the sides of it. It was later removed by the owner and deputies on scene. 
  
  