John Robison

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Few showers and storms will make their way back into the region Saturday evening.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Grab your hat, sunscreen, kids and fishing gear for some fun on Saturday. Free, fishing license not needed for the event and free lunch.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Strong storms are moving slowly into the northwest South Plains. The primary threat will be strong winds, possibly over 60 mph and heavy rainfall as they move southeast.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Severe Thunderstorm Watch for a large portion of the South Plains. Strong to severe storms are expected to move into the area around 10 pm and move slowly southeast. Some storms may produce large hail and high winds.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Strong to severe storms may return this evening to some of the South Plains. Storms will have the potential for large hail and high winds with possible tornado development. The area highlighted in yellow has the greatest potential for severe storms.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Strong storms may produce high winds and heavy rainfall late Saturday evening into early Sunday over the region.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Some relief from the heat over the weekend with a chance of heavy storms overnight Saturday into early Sunday.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Dangerous heat for the area through Friday with some relief over the weekend.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Severe Storm moving slowly southeast through Dickens county with the potential of winds from 50-70 mph, intense lightning and heavy rain.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Strong storms in Lubbock and Crosby counties. These two storms are moving southeast at 25 mph and may produce winds over 60 to 65 mph and possibly some quarter hail in western Crosby county. Frequent lightning and heavy rain.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Severe storms located in Lubbock and Crosby counties.The storm moving into Lubbock may have winds in excess of 65 mph and heavy rain with lightning. The storm in Crosby county, south of Crosbyton may produce 1 inch hail and winds of 60 mph.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Strong storms moving southeast into Lubbock county and the city. These storms may produce winds over 50 mph, some hail and heavy rain.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Severe Storm moving southeast through Crosby county. It may produce large hail, winds over 60 mph and heavy rain.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Strong and possibly severe storms will be moving across the region through the evening. Large hail and high winds will be possible with some storms.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Scattered strong to severe storms are expected to return to the South Plains later afternoon and this evening. The storms will have the potential for large hail and winds from 60-70 mph. Tornado development is a low probability but is not ruled out.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Severe Storm Warning for Lubbock north into the Silverton area for storms that may produce winds of 65-70 mph with heavy rain, lightning and some small hail Movement is east at 40 mph.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Strong winds, possibly up to 70 mph, some hail and heavy rain with storms moving into Lubbock and Plainview and surrounding areas. Storms are moving east to southeast at 30-40 mph.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Strong to severe storms are moving into the central South Plains, inlcuding Lubbock and Plainview with surrounding communities. These storms may produce winds near 70 mph and heavy rain.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

A line of storms extends from the northern South Plains to southeast New Mexico. These storms are moving southeast at 20-30 mph and may produce winds up to 70 mph, heavy rain and possible 1/2 to 3/4 inch hail.

[John Robison @JohnRobisonKCBD]

Typical July 4th weather on the South Plains. Remember the hat, sunscreen and plenty of water.