Storm Clouds Hover Over Northeast Arizona

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Dark clouds hovered over parts of northeastern Arizona on Thursday, June 27, as storms moved through.

This video was captured by X user @RocDrAdventures, who said it shows a “monsoon downpour” near the town of Kayenta, northeast of Flagstaff, where the monsoon storm season has reportedly started.

Storms brought “hail and flooding rainfall” to the northeast part of the state, according to the National Weather Service. Credit: @RocDrAdventures via Storyful

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