Lubbock, Texas – Thunderstorms are moving into Lubbock, Texas, with a 90% chance of showers and lightning Monday, May 5th. The storms are expected to start early, potentially disrupting travel and outdoor plans. Expect a wet and stormy start to the week.
According to the National Weather Service, the region will experience periods of heavy rain and possible severe thunderstorms Monday morning. These conditions could affect road conditions and visibility. Travelers on Interstate 27 and US Highway 84 should prepare for hazardous driving with reduced visibility, and areas could be subject to localized flooding.
The rain will begin before 7 a.m., with thunderstorms likely to intensify by noon. Wind gusts may reach 25 mph, and some areas could see hail. Temperatures will rise to around 67°F, but the storms will keep conditions cooler than usual for this time of year.
As the storm system moves out by Tuesday morning, the rain will taper off. Still, a slight chance of lingering thunderstorms will remain through the afternoon hours. Lubbock’s high temperatures will hover around 69°F, but the chances of wet weather will decrease slightly after Tuesday.
Looking ahead, the week will bring more unpredictable weather. By mid-week, a chance of isolated thunderstorms continues, particularly on Wednesday, with highs reaching the low 70s. The extended forecast shows a pattern of fluctuating temperatures and springtime showers, with highs varying from the upper 60s to mid-70s.
Lubbock residents should stay weather-aware throughout the week, especially if traveling on major highways or planning outdoor activities. Keep an eye on weather alerts, and remember to carry an umbrella if you’re heading out. More updates will follow as the system progresses.
