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Last Map Update: Thu, Apr 9, 2026 at 1:56:28 pm CDT

Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop this afternoon and evening, especially over northwestern portions of the Caprock. Some of these storms may be severe. Not everyone will see rain today though, and most areas east of I-27 should remain dry. #txwx
Additional thunderstorms are expected to develop on Friday, especially during the evening and into the overnight hours. Confidence in Friday's severe weather potential is low for during the day Friday.
Shower and thunderstorms are likely all through the day Saturday. Severe thunderstorms with the potential for large hail and strong wind gusts are possible.
Slight chance for storms over the southwest Texas Panhandle remain forecasted for this evening. Overnight will be mild, but breezy. Shower and thunderstorm chances return to portions of the Caprock beginning Friday afternoon.
Shower and thunderstorm chances continue through part of next week.
With thunderstorms in the forecast, it's important to make sure you have a plan to stay safe from lightning if you'll be enjoying any outdoor activities. When thunder roars, go indoors.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For April 9th...
1947: Perhaps one of the most violent tornadoes ever to strike the Texas Panhandle occurred this afternoon in Carson,
Hemphill and Lipscomb Counties before continuing its 221 mile total track into Woodward, OK. This massive tornado
completely destroyed the town of Glazier and grew to one mile in width when it struck Higgins. In Texas alone, 68 people
died, another 201 were injured and around $1.5M in damage was sustained.