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Last Map Update: Mon, Jul 7, 2025 at 6:54:37 am CDT

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A marginal risk for severe storms will exist this evening through early Tuesday morning. Storms will be capable of producing wind gusts up to 60 mph.

A few thunderstorms may move into the southern TX Panhandle from eastern New Mexico this evening before diminishing near or just west of the I-27 corridor late tonight. Some storms may produce strong wind gusts.

Monday will be warm and humid with isolated chances of evening thunderstorms possible, primarily across the southwest Texas Panhandle and northwest South Plains.

Highs will stay in the 90s for much of this week. Some isolated thunderstorms will be possible most afternoon and evenings.

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Local Weather History For July 7th...

1988: One year to the date, another relatively rare supercell for July was found wreaking havoc on the South Plains. This
supercell moved from Swisher County into Hale County accompanied by winds to 60 mph at Finney and Edmonson. A hangar in
Edmonson was destroyed by these winds and several trees nearby were uprooted. Storage buildings on the west side of
Plainview were later destroyed by this same storm. As this southward-moving supercell moved into Lubbock County,
significant flash flooding developed after up to six inches of rain inundated the area. Flooded fields quickly consumed
bar ditches and roads leading to fast-moving currents of water over Highway 84 between Shallowater and Roundup. Several
vehicles along this stretch of the highway were swept off the road and one woman was found trapped in her car after four
hours. Water had risen to her neck when rescue services discovered her. Also, a family of seven was trapped when their
motor home was carried off the road. Within one hour, practically all rural roads were closed in western Lubbock County!
Similar devastating rains struck Ropesville where water flowed into several homes and even City Hall. The storms intensity
diminished upon reaching Terry County