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Last Map Update: Fri, Nov 21, 2025 at 2:20:47 pm CST

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Friday Weather

Tonight: Fog

Sunday: Excessive Rainfall Outlook

Sunday: Severe Weather Outlook

Sunday: Rain Chances

Weekend Forecast

Clear skies are expected on Friday with temperatures closer to seasonal averages.

Chilly temperatures and a mostly clear sky are expected tonight, with fog developing on the Caprock.

An upper-level storm system move over the region Sunday, with locally heavy rainfall possible. Rainfall amounts near one inch will be possible across the Rolling Plains, where ponding of low-lying roads and poor drainage areas may occur.

A low risk of severe weather exists Sunday, primarily across the Rolling Plains. Locally strong wind gusts and hail up to quarter size will be possible.

Widespread rainfall, some locally heavy, is forecast Sunday as an upper-level storm system moves over the region. Rainfall amounts will vary across West Texas, but multiple swaths of a few tenths of an inch of rain are forecast. Thunderstorms that develop will be capable of producing locally heavy rainfall.

Pleasant weather is expected Saturday following a bout of morning fog on the Caprock. Cloud cover will then be on the increase heading into Saturday evening, with widespread rainfall forecast Sunday across West Texas.

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Local Weather History For November 21st...

2009: Large grass fires developed over central Bailey and western Hockley Counties late this afternoon. Both fires
developed by the 5 PM hour, when warm and dry conditions combined with breezy southwesterly winds to result in favorable
weather conditions for rapid wild land fire spread. A fire south of Muleshoe charred 1,500 acres, but did not threaten any
structures. Another fire in western Hockley County burned more than 2,000 acres. At least two firefighters sustained minor
injuries when their fire truck was overturned in rough terrain while battling the blaze.