cold weather

With colder temperatures moving into Texas and New Mexico, Xcel Energy is providing customers with some tips to save on their energy bill this winter.

Yes it's cold in Lubbock and it's going to get colder, but before you go to sleep tonight there are a few things you should do to make sure pipes aren't busting around your home and that you haven't made an intersection in town a skating rink...

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...

As the City of Lubbock expects freezing temperatures from Thursday, February 11th to Monday, February 15th, here are some tips you can follow to prevent irrigation and plumbing damage.

The biggest news story right now on the South Plains is the weather. Not tornados or hail, but cold temperatures. Yes, it will be cold and uncomfortable, but it's no reason to freak out. In order to have a little fun before the temps fall, I thought we could use this blog for survival tips. They can be serious or light hearted tips depending on your mood while reading this. (more after the jump) R