Rain

Lubbock has been particularly rainy recently, which leads to flooding and hazardous road conditions.

This large amount of rain led to crazy flash flooding across the Lone Star State, flooding roads, yards, and homes.

The City of Lubbock wants everyone to know that it's time to mow your grass or weeds where you used to have grass. Otherwise, you could see a hefty bill coming your way. After seeing little to no rain all summer, Lubbock finally saw beneficial rain in August...

This is a tip that applies to Lubbock drivers even when it's dry out, but it especially applies when it’s raining.

The rain we got over the weekend was nice, but having the power knocked out for that long was a tad aggravating.

Some of the biggest hazards associated with a lot of rain include but aren’t limited to, flooding, mold, and poor driving conditions.

Lubbock and the rest of the South Plains were gifted some much-needed rain over the weekend, but along with it came a wave of humidity a lot of us weren't ready for.

It's going to rain in Lubbock, which means it's time to panic. Here are some helpful tips to panic effectively.

Did you get rain yesterday? Some folks saw impressive totals.

Just the other day Lubbock had a chance of seeing rain. It even smelled like rain for a moment, but instead of rain, we got nothing. Just clouds and wind. We've seen a lot of those days lately in Lubbock and West Texas. Days of sun, followed by wind, and dirt and sometimes even more dirt...

Lubbock needs to just declare a state of emergency every time it rains.

So far, it's been a fairly typical summer in Lubbock. Sure, we had a day in the 80s recently, but we've also seen our fair share of warm, hot and extremely hot days in June. That's normal, of course. This time of year, we start to think less about severe weather and instead wonder just how hot it will be for the 4th on Broadway Parade and Festival...