KLBK Wed Morning Weather Forecast (5/28/25)
LUBBOCK, Texas (KLBK) — Here’s your revised weather outlook from the KLBK First Warning Weather Center:
Today & Tonight :
Scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will continue over parts of the South Plains and the Rolling Plains before slowly dissipating throughout the day. There remains a slight possibility for some thunderstorms to occur across these regions during the daytime hours as well. A few storms may become moderately intense but not severely so. Skies are expected to transition from partly sunny with mostly clouds early morning to partially clouded afternoons. Temperatures on this particular Wednesday should hover around the mid-70s up to about the low 80s. Winds coming from the southeast at speeds between five to fifteen miles per hour can also be anticipated. Today carries roughly a twenty-percent probability of precipitation.
The sunrise occurs at 6:39 AM Central Daylight Time.
Scattered isolated thunderstorms are predicted for this evening and into the night over parts of the South Plains and Rolling Plains regions. These storms may become moderately intense, with some posing marginal severity risks. Expect partly cloudy skies throughout. Lows are expected to hover around the mid-50s to low 60s. Winds will blow gently from the southeast at speeds between 5 to 15 mph. There’s a 20% probability of rainfall occurring.
The sunset time is 8:50 PM Central Daylight Time.
Wednesday’s Severe Weather Forecast: A "slight" chance (risk level 2 out of 5) exists for severe conditions over the far southeastern part of the Rolling Plains. Meanwhile, a "minimal" threat (risk level 1 out of 5) extends into the South Plains and northern portions of the Rolling Plains. This potential hazardous weather will span from late Wednesday afternoon until early Thursday morning. Possible dangers encompass hail as large as golf balls along with wind gusts reaching between 60 to 70 miles per hour.
Thursday :
On Thursday, partly sunny to mostly overcast skies with slightly cooler temperatures are expected throughout both the South Plains and the Rolling Plains regions. There’s an opportunity for scattered thunderstorms early in the day across parts of these areas. Later in the afternoon and into the night, more widespread storms could develop again over certain sections of the South Plains and the Rolling Plains. A few of these thunderstorms might become moderately intense but not severely so. Temperatures are predicted to fluctuate between around 72 degrees at their lowest up to about 84 degrees at their peak. Winds will blow gently from the northeast at speeds ranging from 5 to 15 miles per hour. Expect a rainfall probability of approximately 30%.
The sun rises at 6:39 AM Central Daylight Time and sets at 8:51 PM Central Daylight Time.
Thursday’s Severe Weather Forecast: A "moderate" chance (level 2 out of 5) exists for severe conditions over parts of the South Plains and Rolling Plains regions. This potential hazard will span from Thursday afternoon until early Friday morning. Potential dangers encompass hail as large as golf balls along with wind gusts reaching speeds between 60-70 mph.
Extended Forecast :
On Wednesday, localized thunderstorms are expected over parts of the South Plains. For Thursday and Friday, scattered thunderstorms are predicted for areas within both the South Plains and the Rolling Plains regions. From Saturday through Sunday, only very sparse to single thunderstorm possibilities will be seen across sections of the South Plains. Moving into next week, specifically Monday, widespread thunderstorms should occur throughout different parts of the South Plains and the Rolling Plains region again. By Tuesday, minimal chance of solitary thunderstorms may form once more above certain sectors of the South Plains.
Wednesday’s high temperatures will span from the mid-70s to the mid-80s. On Thursday, expect varying readings ranging between the low 70s and mid-80s. Temperatures for Friday will hover around the mid-70s up to the low 80s. Over the weekend, Saturday will see peaks reaching from the mid-80s into the low 90s. For Sunday and Monday, anticipate highs moving between the mid-80s and mid-90s again. The forecast predicts that on Tuesday, daily peak temps will climb into the lower as well as the middle 90s.
Thursday morning will see low temperatures between the mid-50s and lower 60s. On Friday, early morning readings will be within the lower 50s to lower 60s bracket. Over the weekend, from Saturday through Sunday, nighttime lows will fall into the range of mid-50s to mid-60s. By Monday and Tuesday, minimum temperatures will vary from the lower to upper 60s.
Drought Update :
Drought-free status continues for the majority of the South Plains and the Rolling Plains, according to the latest update of the U.S. Drought Monitor (USDM) released on Thursday, May 22.
Unusually arid (D0) circumstances extending into moderately severe (D1) drought conditions persist throughout approximately the lower quadrant of the South Plains and the Rolling Plains regions. Similar situations have been observed along the border between Texas and New Mexico.
The USDM data indicates that the drought-free condition persists in the Lubbock metropolitan region.
Lubbock Climate Data for Wednesday, May 28 : Sunrise: 6:39 AM CDT
Sunset: 8:50 PM CDT
Normal High: 88°
Normal Low: 61°
Record High: 104° (2011)
Record Low: 43° (1917)
Your KLBK Initial Alert Outlook :
For today, scattered thunderstorms will continue until early morning before gradually subsiding. There remains a possibility for an occasional thunderstorm throughout the day. A few of these could become moderately intense but not severely so. Early morning starts with partial sunshine giving way to mostly cloudy conditions which then turn into partially clear skies later in the afternoon. Temperatures expected between mid-70s and low 80s degrees Fahrenheit. Wind direction predominantly south-south-east at speeds varying from 5 to 15 miles per hour. Expect rainfall chances around twenty percent.
This evening: Scattered thunderstorms will occur and continue through the night. A few storms might become moderately intense. Skies will turn partly clear as temperatures drop into the range of mid-50s to low 60s. Winds blowing at 5-15 mph from the south-south-east direction can be expected. There’s a 20% probability of rainfall tonight.
On Thursday, expect partly sunny conditions transitioning into mostly overcast weather. There’s a possibility of early-morning thunderstorms with scattered thunderstorms occurring again during the later part of the day and into the night. These storms might become moderately intense. Temperatures will vary between the low 70s and mid-80s. Winds coming from the northeast at speeds of 5 to 15 miles per hour can be expected. The likelihood of precipitation stands at 40 percent.
Meteorologist Chris Whited
KLBK First Warning Weather
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