7.5K views · 92 reactions | Heads up Tucson Metro! There are some t-storms in the Catalina & Rincon Mountains as well as some to the SE heading towards Vail. Storms have potential to move into the metro through roughly 6pm. Any t-storm can have strong winds, blowing dust, & locally heavy rainfall. | US National Weather Service Tucson Arizona | Facebook

At 7:00 pm MST, scattered showers continue across southeast Arizona. Snow levels are currently between 4500 and 4900 feet, but should lower through the evening hours. A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect through 11 am MST Saturday above 4500 feet. | US National Weather Service Tucson Arizona

1.1K views · 28 reactions | An upper low west of Yuma will result in a chance of showers and thunderstorms across southeast Arizona the rest of tonight as it moves slowly northeast through Sunday morning. | US National Weather Service Tucson Arizona | Facebook

347K views · 2.8K reactions | Charred, burning debris churned along this channel in Tucson, Arizona, after brief rainfall fell over an area of land ravaged by the Bighorn Fire, which has reportedly burned more than 119,500 acres | NowThis | Facebook

[6:10 PM July 7, 2025] Isolated to scattered thunderstorms remain over areas of Cochise county this evening, with a few isolated showers in Graham, Greenlee, and into Santa Cruz counties. I-10 near the New Mexico border may see some blowing dust with this activity. The main threats with these storms overall this evening is lightning, wind gusts creating blowing dust, and brief periods of heavy rainfall. | US National Weather Service Tucson Arizona