Lubbock, TX – North Texas drivers and residents should prepare for stormy conditions as fall weather shifts across the region this week.
According to the National Weather Service, thunderstorms may develop Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 23, mainly across the eastern Rolling Plains and Lubbock County. Locally heavy rain could cause ponding on roads, especially along I-27 and U.S. 84. Travelers should allow extra time and watch for slick conditions.
Forecasters say storms may last into Tuesday night, with a 40 percent chance of rain. Some showers could linger Wednesday morning before drier, cooler air arrives. Temperatures will still reach the upper 80s Tuesday but will fall into the 70s Wednesday.
This marks a noticeable seasonal shift for the South Plains and Rolling Plains as fall begins. While no widespread severe storms are expected, brief heavy downpours remain a concern for commuters and farmers alike.
Five-Day Forecast for Lubbock, TX
- Tuesday, Sept. 23: Sunny early, high near 90. Storms possible late, 40% chance of rain. Low near 62.
- Wednesday, Sept. 24: Slight chance of showers, high near 79. Breezy north winds. Low near 56.
- Thursday, Sept. 25: Sunny and dry. High near 84, low near 59.
- Friday, Sept. 26: Mostly sunny, warming to 89. Low around 62.
- Saturday, Sept. 27: Slight chance of showers returns. High near 87, low near 61.
