with gusts up to . The National Weather Service's forecast office in Tucson estimates that tropical storm-force winds extended as far east as Pima County, and as far north as Lake Havasu. Rains caused severe flash-flooding in Mohave County. One man was killed when the wind blew a palm tree onto his mobile home and 13 people across the state were hurt. The Tucson metropolitan area was particularly hard hit with flash flooding and golf-ball size hail. On Mount Lemmon, the hail reached a depth of . While most of the rainfall from Tropical Storm Kathleen fell in California, fell at the Davis Dam on the Colorado River. Rest of the United States In Wyoming, the cyclone is credited for the first known sighting of a white ibis in the state's history. In Montana, Kathleen dropped locally heavy rainfall approaching in localized spots, enough to become the wettest known tropical cyclone in state history. The remnants of the storm also affected Oregon and Idaho. See also Other tropical cyclones named Kathleen List of Pacific hurricanes List of California hurricanes List of Arizona hurricanes List of wettest tropical cyclones in California Hurricane Nora (1997) Took similar track to Kathleen, brought heavy rains to Arizona and California. Hurricane Dolores (2015) – Brought record breaking heavy rains to Southern California, as a remnant low, during one of the worst dry periods on record. Hurricane Linda (2015) – Brought a record heavy rain to Southern California in September. References External links Hurricane Kathleen Rainfall Page California's Tropical Storms 1976 Pacific hurricane season Pacific hurricanes in Mexico Category 1 Pacific hurricanes Hurricanes in California Hurricanes in Arizona Hurricanes in Nevada 1976 natural disasters in the United States 1976 in Mexico Hurricanes and tropical depressions of the Gulf of California Hurricanes in Montana