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Last Map Update: Tue, Jul 22, 2025 at 1:40:37 am CDT

Isolated to widely-scattered showers and t-storms expected across much of the Caprock this afternoon and evening. Main threats will be wind gusts to 50 mph and locally heavy rainfall. Another round of showers and t-storms possible on Tuesday.
This map shows the rain chances from late Monday afternoon through Monday night. Some localized strong wind gusts and heavy downpours are possible.
Additional chances for showers and thunderstorms will be possible once again Tuesday afternoon and evening, where they could persist through the overnight hours. The overall severe threat remains low.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For July 21st...
1969: Early nighttime severe thunderstorm winds caused an estimated $1M property damage in Lubbock and injured 20 persons.
Six persons required hospitalization; 14 others were treated and released from area hospitals. Several of the injuries
occurred when high winds toppled five trailer homes on North University Ave and North Quirt Ave. Except for those persons
in trailer homes, the remaining injuries were from flying glass or debris. Two motels were partially unroofed and the
Ramada Inn north of the city had 26 upstairs units unroofed and there was water damage to 50 units. Four cotton warehouses
at the Service Compress and Warehouse at 2001 N Gary St were heavily damaged or destroyed. About 100 utility poles were
knocked down along with 1.5 miles of power line. One light aircraft was overturned at the municipal airport. Wind gusts at
the Weather Bureau Office reached 74 mph at 9:36 PM.