Brooklinn Rae
Meteorologist
Lubbock, Texas
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Brooklinn Rae is a May 2021 University of Kansas graduate with a degree in Atmospheric Science and a minor in journalism. She moved to Lubbock, TX following graduation.
Brooklinn’s love for weather began at an early age, where she would watch storms roll in on her deck growing up. The ever-changing weather of southeast Kansas grew her interest in the beauty and power of mother nature. Brooklinn is passionate about delivering the most accurate forecast and keeping viewers safe. When she is not at work you can find her at a coffee shop, watching a sunset, or playing with her dog, Finneas.
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The summer heat and drier conditions look to remain in the forecast for the last workweek of July.
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A hot but beautiful weekend ahead of us with temperatures in the 90s and small rain chances.
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Despite a cooler workweek, things will warm back up to more “normal” temperatures for the weekend.
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Showers and thunderstorms overnight Saturday and Sunday dropped up to 2″ of rain across the South Plains and more heavy rain is possible Monday.
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After a quiet day across the South Plains yesterday, rain is back in the forecast for the next three days.
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Counties in our viewing area saw hail, high winds, and flash flooding on Sunday, but the Watch has been allowed to expire as of 7 p.m.
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After a quiet end to the workweek, storms are expected for the area Saturday evening and again Sunday afternoon.
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Widespread showers and thunderstorms from last night hung around into the morning dumping measurable rainfall mainly on the eastern part of the KCBD viewing area.
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Expecting a calm start to your Independence Day, but rain and storm chances are in the forecast later.
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Storms are expected to begin just before sundown and continue through the night.