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Last Map Update: Sat, Oct 10, 2026 at 5:23:00 pm CDT

Clear skies and cool temperatures will prevail tonight. Temperatures will mostly be in the 60s except for the extreme southwestern Texas Panhandle where temperatures will be in the upper 50s.
Temperatures will continue to warm for the rest of the holiday weekend with mid to upper 80s on the caprock and low to mid 90s off the caprock.
Above average temperatures and dry conditions will continue through Tuesday. Increasing chances of precipitation will begin on Tuesday with decreasing temperatures beginning on Wednesday.
Are you interested in weather? We are looking for volunteers who live in Brownfield and Tahoka to report daily weather data via the NWS Cooperative Observer Program. For more details, message us or email sr-lub.webmaster@noaa.gov.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For October 10th...
1960: Large hail up to hen egg size battered two men riding in the back of a pickup truck near Sudan early this evening.
One man received several lumps on his head and the other suffered cuts to his scalp. The same storm caused between 85 and
100 percent devastation to nearby cotton crops north of Sudan. The hailswath was at least 12 miles long.