Lubbock, Texas – Lubbock’s evening weather forecast includes the potential for isolated thunderstorms along the Texas/New Mexico border, impacting drivers and evening plans. Strong wind gusts, reaching up to 40 mph, are expected to accompany these storms, making conditions hazardous for those on the road this evening. Travelers should remain alert and prepare for gusty winds, especially in areas near the state line.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), these storms are anticipated to develop later today and could affect parts of the South Plains region, including Lubbock. The NWS has issued a hazardous weather outlook for the area, with particular attention on the wind risks and the possibility of rainfall. The storms are expected to subside by tonight, with no significant weather hazards forecasted for Friday through Wednesday.
Although no widespread severe weather is expected this week, residents should stay prepared for the brief but impactful thunderstorms this evening. Those driving along highways, particularly closer to the Texas/New Mexico border, should expect reduced visibility and take extra caution as rain and wind conditions worsen.
As we head into the weekend, Lubbock will experience more seasonal weather. Friday and Saturday will bring mostly sunny skies, with highs around 75°F and 80°F, respectively. For Mother’s Day, expect sunny skies with a high of 85°F, making it a beautiful day to celebrate outdoors.
Extended Forecast:
- Friday: High near 75°F, mostly sunny.
- Saturday: High near 80°F, sunny.
- Sunday (Mother’s Day): High near 85°F, sunny.
- Monday: High near 88°F, partly sunny.
- Tuesday: High near 88°F, sunny.
