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Last Map Update: Mon, Sep 14, 2026 at 7:48:26 am CDT

The start of the work week will feature mostly sunny and dry conditions for much of the area with breezy southerly winds and temperatures in the 90s and lower triple digits. #lubwx #txwx
Tonight will feature mild overnight temperatures and mostly dry conditions. The exception being for a few isolated storms that may attempt to track into the far southwestern Texas Panhandle late this evening, diminishing after midnight.
After a hot start to the week, Tuesday should see increasing storm chances with an easing in afternoon high temperatures as fall tries to take hold into late week.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For September 14th...
1969: Two tornadoes struck within seconds of each other at about 12:30 AM on the Buford Dulin farm located five miles
northeast of Bronco. One of the tornadoes destroyed a barn just north of the farm house and scattered its timber and sheet
stell for 100 yards to the northwest. The tornado blasted apart a barn northeast of the farm house and scattered its
debris for 200 yards to the northeast. Because Dulin and his son had been painting the interior of the farm house, all
windows had been left open and this was mistakenly believed to have contributed to the lack of damage to the house.
However, Mr. Dulin did have to remove about one inch of water that had pooled on the floor of the house!