Photo above is from Mike Olbinski - http://www.mikeolbinski.com - he took this about 4:30 pm MST from along I-10 northwest of Marana looking toward south-southwest. Zoomed version below focuses on nebulous feature at left center above. It appears that there is a landspout-type tornado lurking behind the rain shaft that is partially obscuring it.
Photo below was also taken on Tuesday from house, looking north at about 5:45 pm. The ragged, funnel-like feature appeared to be rotating slowly.
Remaining photos are from yesterday, the 29th. Above is from Ron Holle in Oro Valley, looking northeastward around 6:40 pm MST. Updraft base appears to have some rotation.
This photo of an unusual wedge of sunlight, with partial rainbow, was taken by Jim Parks - view is to the east at about 7:00 pm from near Campbell, south of Prince.
Finally, two views from the campus webcam looking north toward the Catalinas - top is from 6:00 pm and bottom at 7:00 pm (also catching the unusual lighting). Note the flag, which shows that strong gust front had passed across campus from the east between the two images.
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