Lubbock, Texas – Scattered thunderstorms could interrupt outdoor plans in Lubbock this week as rain chances linger daily through Independence Day, paired with highs in the low to mid-90s.
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, there’s a 20% chance of thunderstorms Sunday afternoon, with winds out of the south-southwest at 10 to 15 mph. The storm threat increases significantly on Monday and Tuesday, with a 60% and 70% chance of rain, respectively. Gusty winds and localized downpours are possible.
The storm pattern continues midweek, with a 30% rain chance Wednesday and Thursday, before tapering to 20% on Friday, July 4. Despite the daily storm threat, temperatures will remain seasonally hot—ranging from upper 70s to low 90s across the region, including Plainview, Levelland, and Snyder.
Residents are urged to monitor conditions, especially during peak afternoon hours. If storms develop, avoid flooded roadways and seek shelter from lightning. Outdoor Independence Day plans should include a backup in case of showers.
More thunderstorms are possible next weekend as the unsettled weather pattern persists.
🌦️ Five-Day Forecast for Lubbock and Surrounding Areas
- Monday: Highs in low 90s, 60% rain chance, lows in low 70s
- Tuesday: Highs in upper 80s, 70% rain chance, lows in upper 60s
- Wednesday: Highs in low 90s, 30% rain chance, lows in upper 60s
- Thursday: Highs in low 90s, 30% rain chance, lows near 70
- Friday (Independence Day): Highs in low 90s, 20% rain chance, lows in upper 60s
