Hotter for Father’s Day weekend

Updated: Jun. 17, 2021 at 5:57 PM CDT
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LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - It’s nearly a repeat of yesterday on the South Plains, with mid to upper 90s across the area. Through late afternoon we’ve made it up to 95 in Lubbock. The pattern won’t change much through the weekend, before it gets less hot for a few days next week.

This evening it’ll stay clear, 80s once the sun goes down. Morning low near 68, light southerly wind.

Tomorrow will be about the same as today, high near 97, sunny, wind SW/SE 5-15mph.

The weekend will be hotter, close to 100 Saturday then around 102 on Father’s Day. A front should move across our area early Monday, leading to a few days that aren’t quite as hot. We’ve also been watching the rain potential early next week, which isn’t looking too impressive. By the second half of next week it’ll be back to upper 90s/low 100s.

Tropics

It’s no direct influence to our weather, but there are some developments in the southern Gulf. The National Hurricane Center advises an area of low pressure should become a tropical storm in the next day or two. A tropical storm warning has been issued from Louisiana to Alabama. This won’t be a major system, but will bring some rain down that way.

National Hurricane Center 4pm advisory June 17, 2021
National Hurricane Center 4pm advisory June 17, 2021(National Hurricane Center)

Steve will have the next update here tomorrow morning.

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