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Last Map Update: Mon, Sep 14, 2026 at 6:14:40 pm CDT

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A few storms are possible near the Texas-New Mexico Border, otherwise, it will be mostly clear with south winds around 15 mph.

Hot temperatures persist and storm chances increase during the afternoon and evening, especially west of I-27. High temperatures will be in the mid 90s to low 100s, warmest off the Caprock.

A few storms are possible near the Texas-New Mexico border Monday evening, then storm chances increase for Tuesday-Tuesday night, especially in areas west of I-27. However, areas to the southeast of a Tahoka-Childress line will see little to no rain over the next 48 hours.

A gradual cooling temperature is expected from mid-week into the weekend, with temperatures returning to near seasonable values by Sunday. After a few dry days, storm chances return Friday through Sunday.

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Local Weather History For September 14th...

1969: Two tornadoes struck within seconds of each other at about 12:30 AM on the Buford Dulin farm located five miles
northeast of Bronco. One of the tornadoes destroyed a barn just north of the farm house and scattered its timber and sheet
stell for 100 yards to the northwest. The tornado blasted apart a barn northeast of the farm house and scattered its
debris for 200 yards to the northeast. Because Dulin and his son had been painting the interior of the farm house, all
windows had been left open and this was mistakenly believed to have contributed to the lack of damage to the house.
However, Mr. Dulin did have to remove about one inch of water that had pooled on the floor of the house!