Lubbock, Texas – Daily rounds of thunderstorms could drench roads and disrupt Fourth of July plans across the South Plains and far southern Texas Panhandle, with Lubbock under a persistent rain threat through Monday.
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, showers and thunderstorms will continue off and on Wednesday through Monday across counties including Parmer, Lubbock, Hale, and Dickens. Isolated downpours could bring brief periods of heavy rain, especially during the overnight and afternoon hours. Rainfall amounts will generally be under a tenth of an inch but may be higher in thunderstorms.
Communities like Plainview, Levelland, and Post could see standing water on roads, poor visibility, and localized street flooding through the holiday weekend. South winds up to 15 mph will accompany the storms, adding to travel challenges. Independence Day celebrations may be affected, with a 30% chance of storms in the afternoon.
Residents are urged to monitor local alerts, avoid flooded roads, and secure outdoor plans. Keep phones charged and stay weather-aware through early next week.
Thunderstorm chances continue each day through Monday, with drier skies expected by Tuesday.
🔹 Five-Day Forecast for Lubbock, TX
- Wednesday: Showers and thunderstorms likely. High near 79°F.
- Thursday (July 3): Chance of storms in the afternoon. High near 88°F.
- Independence Day (Friday): 30% chance of afternoon storms. High near 90°F.
- Saturday: Mostly sunny, slight storm chance at night. High near 95°F.
- Sunday: Hot and mostly sunny. High near 92°F. Storms possible at night.
