Several days of rain chances kick off today as more seasonal weather moves in - fox34.com

Temperatures will still climb into the mid 90s Tuesday afternoon, but forecasters are watching for scattered storm activity across a good chunk of the region. Overnight lows stay mild in the low 70s. Isolated to scattered showers should linger. Wednesday brings slightly less intense heat, though highs settle back into the mid 90s again, and rain chances taper off compared to Tuesday.

The shift marks a transition from the dry, scorching pattern that has gripped Lubbock for weeks. Neighbors across the South Plains, from Tech Terrace to the outskirts near Raintree, should expect a mix of sun, clouds and pop-up storms rather than the flat, relentless heat of late summer.

For most people here, that means keeping an eye on the sky before evening plans outdoors, especially if storms roll through during commute hours or events near the Depot District. Farmers and anyone watching soil moisture on the South Plains will welcome any rain that falls, even scattered amounts. Drivers should watch for slick roads if storms hit during the evening rush.

Fall is a week out, and Lubbock's weather already seems to be getting the memo before the calendar does.