LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) – Winds have shifted southeasterly this afternoon, aiding within the advection of moisture from the Gulf. This has allowed remoted to scattered showers and storms to develop over the area as of three p.m.

The general extreme climate menace is low with the bathe and storm potential for Monday afternoon. Storm movement can be sluggish, so the primary menace with most of those methods can be heavy rainfall, bringing the potential for localized flooding.

Storms ought to start to die down round 10 p.m., leaving quiet situations throughout the area heading into Tuesday. South winds can be round 10 mph, and morning low temperatures on Tuesday are anticipated to be within the 60s.

Winds might regain a southeasterly part Tuesday, however most fashions level to storm growth remaining outdoors of the viewing space. One of the best possibilities for showers can be off the Caprock, close to probably the most southeastern portion of the viewing space.

In any other case, Tuesday can be quiet and principally sunny with excessive temperatures close to 90°.

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