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KLBB radar imagery.
Another round of storms is expected to develop along and east of I-27 later this afternoon and continue through the evening (similar to yesterday). All hazards remain in play.
Here is the Excessive Rainfall Outlook for today. Heavy rain and flooding is again possible generally along and east of I-27 with another round of storms this afternoon.
A Flood Watch remains in effect for northern portions of the Rolling Plains and far southeast Texas Panhandle through 1 AM Thursday.
Here is the Excessive Rainfall Outlook for Thursday. Heaviest rain will be confined to generally the southern Rolling Plains in the morning through afternoon hours.
Wet and cooler conditions are expected to close the work week, with a cooler weekend on tap across the Caprock regions. Thereafter, a warming trend is expected to occur.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For October 14th...
2008 (11th-15th): A number of rounds of light to moderate rain impacted the region. Many locations received one to three
inches of rainfall over the five day period. Fortunately, no severe weather was reported as instability was too minimal
for strong storms.