LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) -After a few days of warmth, Easter Sunday hits reset across the South Plains.
If you’re stepping out for sunrise services or an egg hunt, you’ll notice a cool start with temperatures in the 40s.
Hourly forecast(KCBD)
By the afternoon, highs will climb into the 60s with mostly sunny skies. Winds will start off calm but pick up throughout he day out of the southeast, becoming breezy at times.
Easter Sunday Highs(KCBD)
While most areas will feel pleasant, parts of the region will see elevated fire danger.
Tonight stays calm and cool with lows in the 40s.
By Monday, temperatures rebound slightly into the low 70s with continued sunshine.
Temperature trend(KCBD)
Winds stay breezy, and fire weather concerns linger in the same areas due to dry air and gusty winds.
Windcast(KCBD)
Tuesday, clouds will increase with a chance for light rain, mainly southwest of Lubbock.
Rain chances ramp up this week(KCBD)
The risk for severe is low and rainfall amounts look limited.
Better chances return later in the week.
Starting Thursday and continuing into the weekend, the overall weather pattern becomes more active.
It’s still too early to pinpoint exact timing or severity, but the overall setup supports multiple rounds of scattered storms with ingredients needed for a few storms to turn severe.
7 Day Forecast(KCBD)
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