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: Fri, Jun 20, 2025 at 11:22:40 pm CDT

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A warm weekend is ahead across the region. There is a slight chance of evening thunderstorms each day, mainly across the far southwestern Texas Panhandle (west of a line from Dimmitt to Littlefield to Morton). However, most locations are expected to remain dry.

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Local Weather History For June 20th...

2003: A textbook northwest flow outbreak of severe thunderstorms impacted the Texas Panhandle and South Plains late this
day. Storms first developed along the higher terrain of eastern New Mexico before moving southeast and growing upscale
into a mesoscale convective system (MCS). This MCS produced numerous instances of severe straight-line winds and some hail
as large as golf balls. Southeast of Olton, intense winds around 80 mph uprooted trees, downed power poles, damaged the
roofs of homes, and destroyed 15 center pivot irrigators. Similar damage was noted farther west in Bailey County and also
to the east in Plainview. Total damage to area properties exceeded $750,000.

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