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Last Map Update: Sun, Jun 28, 2026 at 10:48:39 am CDT

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Scattered thunderstorms are possible again this afternoon and evening. Storms will be capable of producing wind gusts to 70 mph and hail up to quarter size.

Isolated to scattered thunderstorms are possible beginning this afternoon through the evening, mostly across the central South Plains. Very warm temperatures will continue for Sunday.

Warm temperatures will continue during the overnight hours into Monday morning. Chances of storms will also continue this evening mainly across the central South Plains.

Temperatures are expected to be warm for July fourth with many areas seeing high probabilities of at least 100 degrees.

Temperatures will be a touch lower for much of this week. Afternoon and evening thunderstorm chances will continue through Wednesday of this week.

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Local Weather History For June 28th...

1994 (28th-29th): The heat wave finally began breaking down in the final days of June 1994, but did not go quietly as
severe thunderstorms late this night produced quarter-size hail in southeast Lamb County and winds up to 65 mph. These
winds damaged a barn in Levelland and also a carport in Shallowater. Severe thunderstorm winds later swept through Lubbock
downing many branches, fences and some trees. These winds also destroyed at least three metal sheds, damaged the roof of a
large retail store and damaged a carport. Four miles south of Lubbock, one mobile home was destroyed and a few trees
downed. Damage to a carport and trees was also reported in Brownfield.