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Last Map Update: Thu, Jul 2, 2026 at 4:00:18 am CDT

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Temperatures are expected to be warmer today with a slight chance of storms on the caprock this evening.

Temperatures are forecast to be very warm tonight into Friday morning.

Warmer temperatures will start out the holiday weekend with mostly sunny skies.

The evening forecast for the 4th of July is looking humid but precipitation free and very warm with temperatures in the 80s to lower 90s. Winds should be southerly at 10-15 mph for most areas.

Temperatures are expected to be warm for July fourth with many areas seeing temperatures from the upper 90s to lower 100s.

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Local Weather History For July 2nd...

1967 (2nd-3rd): Rather unusual for early July, a total of four tornadoes developed late this night throughout Swisher,
Castro and Lamb Counties. The first tornado occurred at 11:34 PM northwest of Tulia causing minor damage to a public
school building. About 15 trees were uprooted, 32 windows in the school were blown out and several elevator doors twisted
by the wind. Later, two tornadoes occurred in open farmland ten miles west of Happy without causing any damage. A funnel
cloud nearby was also reported, but failed to touch the ground. A final tornado was spotted two miles east of Littlefield
over open farmland as well and did not cause any known damage.