"Jumanji" stars Nick Jonas, Jack Black, Karen Gillan shelter on set during Atlanta storm

The new "Jumanji" reboot with Kevin Hart, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Nick Jonas, Jack Black and Karen Gillan and a host of others is filming now in Atlanta.

Filming started in Hawaii before heading to Atlanta. What timing, too - after 42 days of no rain, we get a deluge and tornado warnings.

Here's how Nick Jonas, Jack Black and Karen Gillan sheltered during the worst of it:

The Rock hasn't posted yet today but looks like he's really get into the part:

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