Weather

We all know that the weather in Texas can get wacky, but we never expected this to happen in Tulia.

On Thursday, August 13th, the weather station at Lubbock International Airport recorded a high temperature of 107 degrees, which ties the record set in 1936.

While navigating a global pandemic, one cannot imagine adding a natural disaster into the mix, but that is the reality for many who have recently experienced tornados touching down in their hometowns.

With a Winter Weather Advisory set to continue for most of the South Plains until 6 a.m. Wednesday, some school districts have announced delays or cancellations.

The National Weather Service says 3 to 5 inches of snow may be possible beginning Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 4, in Lubbock and the South Plains area.

A strong cold front will be arriving overnight through the early morning hours, and behind this front is gusty wind with some of the coldest air of the season.

Lubbock and surrounding areas could see several rounds of severe weather Monday and even late Monday night (May 20th) into Tuesday morning.

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Some locations in Lubbock have gotten up to 9.5 inches of snow so far today.

According to one source, we could be looking at snow very soon. What's up with that?

It shouldn't be too long before we get a break.

According to one local TV station's mobile app, it's going to be a real scorcher this weekend.