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Last Map Update: Thu, Aug 7, 2025 at 1:50:22 am CDT

The probability for highs of 100 degrees or greater will increase through Friday ahead of some relief by this weekend.
Dry and quiet weather continues through Thursday with highs around the century mark.
The heat peaks on Friday when widespread triple-digit highs are likely. A subtle cooldown develops this weekend ahead of low chances for rain by Monday evening.
High temperatures in the upper 90s and triple-digits are forecast across portions of West Texas Wednesday through Friday. Knowing the signs of heat-related illness could save your life. Stay cool and hydrated!

 

 

 

Local Weather History For August 6th...
1966: Parts of Hale and Lamb Counties experienced ferocious thunderstorm winds, hail and even a tornado this evening. Near
7:45 PM, a tornado was observed dipping to the ground briefly in open farmland 11 miles southwest of Hale Center without
causing any damage. Thereafter, winds measured at 90 mph at Plainview along with hail to golf ball size battered the areas
near Edmonson where hailstones accumulated to depths of seven inches! Crops in a 5x10 mile strip near Edmonson were
virtually wiped out. Earlier this storm caused considerable damage to crops in and near Circle. Several farm homes and
outbuildings in northeast Lamb County received minor damage from the wind-driven hail.