A cold front will pass through the area today, stalling out just south of Lubbock. There will also be a dry line coming in from the west. Where these two boundaires interact, severe storms will form. Areas to the east and southeast of Lubbock have the best shot at seeing those severe storms today. The main threats will be 1-1.5″ hail, 60 mph wind and an isolated tornado, or two. The timing is from 5:00 pm-10:00 pm. After the severe threat, showers and storms will form in the northern counties overnight, clearing the region by 5:00 am. Lubbock will see more clouds than sunshine, with a high of 78° today.
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