Issued Zone: Southern half of Cochise County … Santa Cruz County …

site: The Arizona Weather Service has issued a thunderstorm warning effective tonight through midnight…

date: 7/10/23 10:30 AM PT

forecast: Monsoon humidity will push into the Mexican suburb of Cochise County this afternoon and into the evening, with thunderstorm activity likely to be seen throughout the Observatory area. The storm will be concentrated in areas from the Sierra Vista, but will have the greatest coverage in all of Santa Cruz County. Given that there are areas of high vorticity in the region, such conditions will persist even at night. If you’re a photographer, tonight’s Santa Cruz County is where you’ll want to photograph a thunderstorm.

Santa Cruz County storms could bring greater hail and gusts…

These storms are still southeast of Tucson today, but Tucson is at risk of thunderstorms tomorrow (Tuesday) and additional Tucson-wide warnings will be issued accordingly.

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