LUBBOCK, TX (KLBK) – KLBK Chief Meteorologist Jacob Riley has your Friday night weather update for July 11, 2025.
Tonight: Scattered showers and storms. Partly to mostly cloudy. Low of 69°. Winds SE→NE 10-15 MPH.Tomorrow: Mostly cloudy. Scattered strong storms and heavy rain. High of 86°. Winds SE 12-18 MPH.
TONIGHT:
Scattered showers and storms will increase across the region tonight through Saturday morning as a stalled out frontal boundary brings activity in from the northwest. Some storms could be on the strong to severe side, with damaging wind gusts as high as 80 MPH and hail as large as half dollar sized (1.25″ in diameter) being the primary concerns. Severe storms will be *possible* through 3 AM CDT. After that, isolated to scattered showers and storms will remain around the region through sunrise on Saturday, with the best chance remaining west of the Interstate 27 / Highway 87 corridor! Locally heavy rainfall could lead to some flash flooding, with some areas seeing 1-3″ of rainfall overnight. ***Not everyone will see severe storms, let alone rainfall. However, those that do could see the aforementioned threats.*** Be sure to remain weather aware! Lows will bottom out in the low 60s to mid 70s under a partly to most cloudy sky, with winds shifting from the southeast to the northeast. Sustained speeds of 10-15 MPH are likely.
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SATURDAY:
We will start the day off with scattered showers and storms across the region. By midday, most of the morning activity should be finished, and most of the region should see a brief dry spell. Another wave of strong storms and showers will be possible after 4 PM, especially along and south of the Highway 82/114 corridor. Strongest storms will be capable of producing 80 MPH wind gusts and hail up to half dollar sized (1.25″ in diameter). This activity will linger into the overnight hours of Saturday through early Sunday morning. Once again, locally heavy rainfall could lead to flash flooding for some. Localized additional rainfall amounts of 2-4″ are not out of the question! ***Not everyone will see severe storms, let alone rainfall. However, those that do could see the aforementioned threats.*** Be sure to remain weather aware! Daytime high temperatures will peak in the upper 70s to low 90s under a partly to mostly cloudy sky. Winds will be out of the southeast around 12-18 MPH. Low temperatures will drop back into the 60s to mid 70s by sunrise on Sunday, with a partly to mostly cloudy sky remaining around the KLBK forecast area.
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SHORT TERM FORECAST:
Showers and thunderstorms will remain in the forecast for both Sunday and Monday. Localized flooding and severe storms will remain a possibility, with additional rainfall totals as high as 2-4″ possible for some! ***Once again, not everyone will see severe storms, let alone rainfall. However, those that do could see the aforementioned threats.*** Be sure to remain weather aware! High temperatures will be in the mid 70s to upper 80s each day, with morning lows continuing to fall into the 60s and 70s! Winds will be out of the south-southeast, sustained at 10-20 MPH! A partly to mostly cloudy sky will persist across eastern New Mexico and western Texas during the entirety of the short term forecast period.
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EXTENDED FORECAST:
Storms will become less widespread as we move into our extended forecast period. However, isolated severe storms and localized flooding will remain a possibility! ***Once again, not everyone will see severe storms, let alone rainfall. However, those that do could see the aforementioned threats.*** Be sure to remain weather aware! Daytime highs will warm back into the 80s to low 90s, with morning lows in the 60s and 70s continuing. Additional rainfall amounts of 1-3″ will be possible for a select few locations from Tuesday through Friday. Most areas will see less than that. We will see a partly to mostly cloudy sky remain across the region each day as well. Winds look to remain sustained out of the south-southeast around 10-20 MPH.
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