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Friday, May 29, 2020
Thunderstorms In Area
Thunderstorms developed quickly in our area after noon today. I have to admit I've been busy with other issues and didn't get a chance to look at the weather charts this morning. View above from Atmo at 3:35 pm MST this afternoon.
Radar below is composite from 3:21 pm. We were at the Tucson Mall west-northwest of here, and there was a moderate to heavy shower as we left.
Haven't heard any thunder, but plot of detected CGs for last 3 hours (above) shows that thunderstorms are occurring in much of southeastern Arizona.
The morning GEFS plumes for QPF (below) indicates afternoon and evening showers through the weekend and into first couple of days of June.

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