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Last Map Update: Wed, Mar 4, 2026 at 2:16:25 am CST

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Cooler Wednesday

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There is a slight risk of severe thunderstorms over most of the forecast area on Thursday. Scattered thunderstorms are expected to develop mainly after 4 PM on Thursday. Some storms may be severe and will be capable of producing large hail and damaging wind gusts.

There is a low chance for a stray thunderstorm tonight across the Rolling Plains. Otherwise, quiet weather is expected overnight with slightly cooler lows compared to the past few days.

A few stray showers will be possible across the eastern Rolling Plains Wednesday morning. Otherwise clouds will decrease through the day and cooler with highs around 70.

Temperatures will remain above average throughout the rest of the week. Thunderstorms (some severe) will be possible on Thursday mainly east of I-27 with chances for rain showers returning area-wide for the upcoming weekend.

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Local Weather History For March 4th...

2004: Several severe thunderstorms moved across many of the counties along and east of the Caprock dropping up to 2.5
inches of rain and quarter-sized hail in Crosby County. These beneficial rains were just part of many in 2004 that would
wipe out the effects of the 2003 drought.