Lubbock, Texas – A fresh round of thunderstorms could bring rain and lightning to the South Plains by Tuesday evening, with the highest risk near Lubbock between 10 p.m. and midnight. Local drivers and residents should prepare for slick roads and potential delays on US-84 and Loop 289 as storms roll through the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, Tuesday’s high will climb to 83°F under partly sunny skies, but a 40% chance of thunderstorms develops by late evening. Storms are more likely after 10 p.m., continuing into the overnight hours with a 60% chance of precipitation. Winds will shift southeast to north between 5 and 10 mph.
This marks the most significant rain threat of the week, and while severe weather isn’t guaranteed, residents should avoid unnecessary travel during active storms and ensure mobile devices are fully charged in case of power disruptions.
Looking ahead, Wednesday will stay unsettled with a continued storm chance and a high near 82°F. Thunderstorms remain possible Wednesday night before clearing by Thursday. Heat will then build into the weekend with sunny skies and highs climbing into the low 90s by Friday and Saturday.
Five-Day Forecast for Lubbock (June 10–14):
- Tuesday: High 83°F — 40% chance of thunderstorms after 10 p.m.
- Wednesday: High 82°F — Showers and storms likely after 1 p.m.
- Thursday: High 87°F — Mostly sunny, slight chance of early storms
- Friday: High 91°F — Mostly sunny, 20% chance of afternoon storms
- Saturday: High 92°F — Hot and sunny, 20% chance of evening storms
