lubbock weather

The winds are beginning to calm down and the sky over Lubbock is starting to get blue as I sit down to write this on a windy, dusty, Friday afternoon. Normally, people are in a good mood on Fridays but today's high wind and dust soured the mood on the South Plains...

It's beginning to look a lot like... a windy, brown dirt in the sky and in your eyes kind of day on this Friday. The National Weather Service sent a tweet out on Thursday night warning those in Lubbock and the surrounding areas that Friday was setting up to be a very, very windy day throughout the area with blowing dust possible...

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

Wild Winds blasted through Lubbock this weekend, creating a dust storm.

It's officially Fall and while people are decorating with pumpkins and beginning to put up Halloween decorations, it's not going to feel very seasonal around Lubbock the next few days. Summer temperatures will return to Lubbock beginning Thursday when highs are supposed to reach the low 90's and by Saturday we could be looking at mid to upper 90's around the area...

Things are about to get hot in Lubbock.

Severe weather season is in full swing on the South Plains. Last week, Lubbock dodged a scary looking storm that could have dropped a tornado over the city. Since then, we have seen a good number of days filled with rain and hail in some places across the area...

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

The worst may be behind Lubbock Power and Light and the Southwest Power Pool. With high temperatures expected to be well above freezing over the next seven days and with low temperatures no where near as cold as we've seen it lately, the regional grid seems to be stabilizing...

Gov. Abbott announced Tuesday that he would declare reform at the Electric Reliability Council of Texas an emergency item during the legislative session.