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Last Map Update: Mon, Jun 30, 2025 at 7:20:21 pm CDT

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There is a slight risk of excessive rainfall this afternoon through Tuesday morning for all of the South Plains region. Slow thunderstorm motion and the potential for heavy rain may result in localized flash flooding.

Showers and thunderstorms are expected across all of the South Plains area while temperatures will fall into the 60s for most areas. Some heavy rainfall, small hail, and gusty winds will be possible with the strongest storms.

Shower and thunderstorm chances remain high Tuesday while cloud cover will keep high temperatures mainly in the 70s on the Caprock and 80s to the east.

Highs will remain on the cool side of average while shower and thunderstorm chances persist through the rest of the week. Sunnier and hotter conditions, along with lower rain chances will return by the weekend.

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Local Weather History For June 30th...

1959: Two tornadoes and funnels occurred late this afternoon spanning Swisher, Hale and Castro Counties. A pilot observed
the first tornado just WNW of Tulia at 5:28 PM with another sighted seven minutes later west of Dimmitt. Neither caused
any known damage.