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Friday morning showers fade, isolated storms possible again overnight

Heavy rain that swept through Lubbock Friday morning is fading northeast, but isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms could redevelop late tonight and overnight.
Coverage overnight will be more limited than the rain that fell earlier Friday, according to KCBD. A few spots could still see heavy downpours strong enough to cause localized street flooding. Severe storms aren't expected, but a few could produce wind gusts up to 60 mph.
For neighbors in Lubbock, that means the umbrella stays in the car a little longer. Morning commutes look clear, but anyone out late tonight should watch for sudden downpours on low-lying streets. Drivers should also be ready for gusty winds if a stronger cell rolls through, even without a full severe storm warning.
Lubbock weather rarely holds one mood for a whole day, and Friday is proof, a quiet afternoon giving way to storm chances after dark.
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