Lubbock, Texas – Lubbock will sizzle under 96°F heat Thursday before a series of summer storms threatens weekend plans and travel.
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, Thursday, July 10 will bring hot, dry conditions with southwest winds at 10 to 15 mph. But by Friday night, a 30% chance of thunderstorms moves in, increasing to 50% by Saturday night. The most active period for showers and lightning appears to be Saturday evening into early Sunday.
The highest threat to public safety this weekend will come from brief downpours, lightning, and reduced visibility along major roads like US-62 and Loop 289. Motorists should avoid travel during active storm windows and keep flashlights, chargers, and emergency kits on hand. Outdoor events Saturday evening face the greatest disruption.
Friday will reach a high of 92°F before storms roll in by night. Saturday remains warm at 88°F with a 40% storm chance by afternoon. The unsettled pattern continues Sunday through Monday with on-and-off thunderstorms and muggy highs near 86–89°F.
While no watches are currently posted, the Hazardous Weather Outlook remains in effect. NWS may issue advisories if storms intensify or stall.
More updates are expected by Friday morning. Residents should monitor changing alerts, especially before weekend travel or outdoor plans.
🔍 Five-Day Forecast: Lubbock, TX
- Thursday (July 10): Sunny, high 96°F. Winds SW 10–15 mph
- Friday: Sunny, high 92°F. Storm chance 30% Friday night
- Saturday: High 88°F, storm chance increases to 40% afternoon, 50% by night
- Sunday: Partly sunny, 30% storm chance after 1 p.m., high 88°F
- Monday: Continued storm chances (30–40%), highs mid-to-upper 80s
