Lubbock, TX

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Tornadic storm, large wind-driven hail and torrential rain (June 5th)
Scattered thunderstorms generate damaging wind and locally heavy rain (June 2nd)
Giant hail, heavy rain and strong winds impact the southwestern South Plains (May 29th)
Giant hail and torrential rain target the Rolling Plains (May 25th)
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Last Map Update: Mon, Jun 23, 2025 at 11:56:20 pm CDT

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Storms will develop across eastern New Mexico this afternoon and track NNE across portions of the Caprock. The overall severe threat remains low with locally heavy rainfall looking to be the primary threat. However small hail and a locally strong wind gust cannot be ruled out. #lubwx #txwx

Lingering storms are expected overnight across the Caprock, posing a risk for locally heavy rainfall. Will begin to see precipitation decrease Tuesday morning with warm afternoon temperatures and breezy southerly winds. #lubwx #txwx

The weather will be quiet for the most part the rests of the week, aside from a chance of a few evening showers and t-storms across western portions of the South Plains and southern Texas Panhandles. Temperatures will become hot heading into the weekend.

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Local Weather History For June 23rd...

1979: Late this evening, intense straight-line winds up to 90 mph drove golf ball-size hail through windows in Silverton
causing extensive damage. Incredible rains measured up to 5.2 inches also accompanied this destructive storm that moved
eastward across central Briscoe County. The winds were observed first, followed by rain and then hail. The hail at one
point grew to hen egg size. Several roads were blocked by overturned cotton trailers and one storage barn was destroyed.
An unknown amount of crop acreage was stripped bare. The worst swath of hail and wind covered an average of width of eight
miles.

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