Isolated severe storms may return to parts of the South Plains later tonight, according to the forecast. The strongest storms are expected in the northwest South Plains and extending into the Panhandle. Isolated severe storms could occur from Tulia south to Plainview and Levelland, and southwest to Plains.
Marginally severe storms are possible from the eastern Panhandle south to Lubbock and southwest to southeast New Mexico. The threats include high winds, possible hail and heavy rain. There is also a slight potential for tornado development in storms in the northwest counties. Storms are expected to form in east and northeast New Mexico and move into the region between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m.
As the storms leave the area, winds will increase from the west to southwest at 30 to 40 mph, possibly stronger from mid-morning through Monday. Skies will be cloudy early Monday, then decrease during the day, allowing temperatures to climb to the 70s. Winds will remain gusty on Tuesday, and it will be cooler, with highs in the low 60s.