Drivers in Lubbock should prepare for patchy fog early Tuesday morning, which could reduce visibility on major roads like I-27 and surrounding highways. This may create potential hazards during the morning commute, so motorists are advised to exercise caution.
Sunny Tuesday with Mild Temperatures
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, skies will remain mostly clear throughout the day, with temperatures expected to reach around 87°F. Winds will stay light, coming from the south at 5 to 10 mph, making for a mild and pleasant day.
Storm Chances Return by Midweek
By Wednesday, a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms will develop after 1 p.m., with storms continuing into the evening. Localized thunderstorms may bring brief downpours and lightning, potentially slowing traffic and outdoor activities. Residents should secure outdoor items, charge devices in case of power outages, and monitor road conditions before traveling.
Stronger Storms on Thursday
Thursday will bring a higher chance of storms, with a 30% likelihood of showers and thunderstorms after midday. Highs will dip into the lower 80s as cloud cover increases. Outdoor plans later in the week should account for changing weather conditions, with cooler air expected by Friday.
Unsettled Weekend Ahead
The weekend will remain unsettled, with storm chances persisting through Friday and Saturday. However, drier air may return by Sunday, and temperatures will stay seasonal, topping out near the upper 80s.
Five-Day Forecast for Lubbock, TX:
Tuesday: Mostly clear, high near 87°F, low around 64°F.
Wednesday: Sunny with a 20% chance of storms after 1 p.m., high near 85°F, low around 62°F.
Thursday: 30% chance of storms, high near 82°F, low around 60°F.
Friday: 20% chance of storms, partly cloudy, high near 84°F, low around 63°F.
Saturday: Mostly sunny with a 20% chance of storms, high near 87°F, low around 63°F.
Sunday: Sunny, high near 89°F.
Motorists along I-27 and surrounding county roads should stay alert through Wednesday evening, as scattered storms could trigger sudden delays and impact travel times.
