Lubbock, Texas – Drivers and residents across Lubbock should prepare for scattered thunderstorms paired with mid-90s heat as storm chances return Monday afternoon and linger through midweek.
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, isolated showers and thunderstorms may begin after 1 p.m. Monday, bringing brief downpours, lightning, and gusty winds. Highs will climb near 95, with south winds at 5 to 10 mph. The storm risk remains low but could briefly disrupt evening commutes across the city and surrounding South Plains.
Tuesday carries a 20 percent chance of storms, with highs again near 95. Showers become more likely Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, when coverage increases to 40 percent. Wednesday’s high will dip slightly to 93, though storm chances persist until nightfall.
The unsettled stretch will taper off by Thursday, when sunny skies and highs around 91 return. Travel delays are most likely on Interstates 27 and 40, where wet roads could reduce visibility during evening hours.
Residents are urged to keep an eye on rapidly changing skies, avoid flooded intersections, and secure outdoor belongings ahead of gusty winds. Additional advisories may be issued if storms intensify.
Five Day Forecast for Lubbock, Texas:
- Monday: High 95, scattered afternoon thunderstorms, 30% chance of rain.
- Tuesday: High 95, slight storm chance afternoon and night, 20–40% coverage.
- Wednesday: High 93, storms likely during day and evening, 40% chance.
- Thursday: High 91, sunny and dry.
- Friday: High 91, mostly clear skies.
