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Last Map Update: Tue, Sep 24, 2024 at 10:12:54 am CDT

A few late afternoon and evening storms may develop in the far southeast Texas Panhandle and Rolling Plains along a weak cold front. Wind gusts to 50 mph will be the main threat with these storms. Highs will reach the upper 80s to around 90 degrees.
A stray storm is possible well east this evening ahead of mostly clear skies. Lows will range from some chilly 40s over the sandy soils of Bailey County to the lower 60s off the Caprock.
Dry and sunny weather is expected from Wednesday and into next weekend with no rain forecast. Expect temperatures to gradually warm up throughout the week with overnight lows in the middle 50s.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For September 24th...
1981: A cluster of severe thunderstorms produced intense wind-driven hail this afternoon in Lubbock, Crosby and Dickens
Counties. Winds estimated as high as 100 mph with large hail from quarter to golf ball size devastated thousands of acres
of cotton primed for the Fall harvest. The hailswath was at least six miles wide and traveled from Lubbock County eastward
to below the Caprock in Dickens County. It is believed this same storm produced a tornado later on near Dumont in King
County causing minor damage.