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Last Map Update: Sun, Sep 6, 2026 at 2:46:38 am CDT

Sunday afternoon high temps will be slightly cooler than Saturday. It will be mostly dry with low storm chances across the far southwestern Texas Panhandle. The severe threat is low.
Mostly hot and dry conditions are expected for Labor Day and much of the next week. Expect temperatures in the mid 90s to lower triple digits under clear skies.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For September 5th...
2006: An isolated supercell thunderstorm developed over the extreme southwestern Texas Panhandle before tracking southward
over the northwestern South Plains during the afternoon hours of the 5th. The storm created destructive wind-driven hail.
Hail damage to area cotton and milo crops was extensive, with at least 5,000 acres destroyed. Localized winds likely
exceeded 75 mph, with at least one large structure destroyed. Crops in the vicinity of Hart Camp were hardest hit, with
all leaves and bolls stripped from plants across a three mile wide stretch. Total damages were estimated at $835,000.