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And according to the National Weather Service, more is on the way, although the affected area has changed: "The strongest storms will likely occur from late morning through early evening, and may generate damaging winds, heavy rain and large hail," the weather service reports. A severe thunderstorm warning is in place for the Arizona cities of Tuscon, Oro Valley and Marana until 7 p.m.
But for many residents, the storm has already been freaky enough. Take a look at the numerous videos that were posted to YouTube steadily throughout the storm:
And, of course, a gratuitous rainbow shot to finish it out:
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