Time-lapse video catches buckets of rain falling on Tucson

Sometimes it rains buckets in Arizona, but one local photographer takes that saying to another level with this time-lapse video of a Tucson rain storm.

Bryan Snider’s images of a cell forming above the Old Pueblo captures the cloud seemingly dumping a single, very large bucket, on the city. Maybe the most eye-catching piece is when the rain begins falling, seemingly in one giant ball of water, before splashing and separating as it reaches the ground.

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