Weather

Winter isn't done with us just yet. This week it's becoming more and more likely that a winter storm is likely for Lubbock and the surrounding area.

Fish falling from the sky? It can happen.

Nothing feels quite as magical as a White Christmas. Unfortunately for Lubbock, the chance of that happening is quite slim.

If you need a refresher on how to drive in fog, read this.

A prominent Texas A&M climatologist says the state will experience nearly twice the number of 100 degree days by the year 2036. According to The Houston Chronic

It's been a pretty mild summer so far for much of Texas. Sure, there were some days in June where it was hot, but the month of July was actually pretty pleasant. At least as pleasant as a summer day can be in Texas. The mild temperatures have probably been good for ERCOT as well, as the grid hasn't been stressed and there haven't been many "conservation of energy days...

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...

They're coming.

Tuesday, May 11th, the City of Lubbock will mark the 51st anniversary of the 1970 tornado that killed 26 and changed Lubbock forever.

It's getting warmer every day in Lubbock, and people can't wait.

Those of us who thought winter was over were slapped in the face with a cold, hard reality this morning when wind chills were around 21 degrees. And while Tuesday was cool enough, weather forecasters and now predicting that Lubbock and the South Plains will see a freeze for at least a few hours overnight and into tomorrow morning...

After all this sunshine, Lubbock is bracing for an onslaught of light rain and drizzle.