Still hot, but not as hot!
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - Lubbock officially topped out at 111 degrees Tuesday. This breaks the daily record of 108 degrees set in 1933. It also ranks as Lubbock’s hottest (official) temperature ever recorded during the month of July. Lubbock’s record dates from 1911.
Our morning low of 86 degrees is the warmest morning low temperature ever observed in Lubbock officially.
Even though it remains very hot, temperatures Wednesday will be a little cooler with most areas ranging from 100 to 105 degrees.
Spotty storms again are likely late today, Wednesday, in the northwestern viewing area. A few spots in that area may receive meaningful rainfall. Elsewhere only isolated storms, with little chance of meaningful rainfall, are expected.
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