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Last Map Update: Mon, Sep 7, 2026 at 7:04:30 am CDT

Labor Day will bring hot temperatures and clear skies with no rain chances.
Updated: Sun Sep 06, 2026 12:29 PM. Weather graphic titled "Hot with Precipitation Chances Mid-Week!". This graphic shows the forecast from Wednesday through Tuesday with highs ranging from 90° to 103°. Chances for rain (20% to 40%) are expected Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures remaining above normal for this time of year, in the mid 90s to lower triple digits. Precipitation chances will return Wednesday and Thursday for much of the Caprock regions.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For September 7th...
2007: Scattered convection developed over the West Texas South Plains region during the afternoon and evening hours of the
6th. An initial severe storm over northern Lynn County produced large hail that destroyed 2500 acres of cotton northwest
of Tahoka. A few storms evolved into supercells, and produced large hail, damaging thunderstorm winds, and even a pair of
tornadoes. The most significant storm damage was in northeastern Castro County, where thunderstorm winds damaged grain
bins. In addition, a four-minute tornado destroyed two barns east-northeast of Nazareth. This tornado was rated an EF1.
The parent supercell thunderstorm that resulted in this damage went on to produce a second tornado over open land
southwest of Tulia. Large hail additionally destroyed 2500 acres of cotton in Lynn County.