weather

Well, Fall was fun. Now it's time to break out the heavy coats as a cold front is fast approaching and it's going to make an impact on Lubbock and the South Plains Friday and Saturday morning. While Thursday is expected to be a beautiful day with highs around 72 degrees and sunny skies, Friday is a whole new day. Fri...

Fans of temperatures in the 80's will enjoy the next two days before the weather turns on Sunday when a cold front comes through the area. That's when another blast of Fall hits Lubbock and and continues dropping temperatures throughout the state...

The entire City of Lubbock is a mosquito hotspot right now.

After a hot and dry summer, the last week or so has seen a big change for communities on the South Plains. Cooler temperatures and more importantly, rain fell across the area in numbers we haven't seen in a while. So much rain fell in Lubbock that we saw several different flash flood warnings...

Last night featured a pretty intense thunderstorm that blew in a dust storm, or as you’ve probably heard it called, a Haboob.

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

The Farmers' Almanac has released its 2022-23 winter forecast, and Lubbock, you better be able to find those jackets you packed up months ago.

With rising temperatures in Texas, some people have taken to social media to share tips on staying cool and how to help air conditioning units work efficiently.

It is going to be another hot day in Lubbock and throughout Texas. In and around Lubbock, high temperatures are expected to hit 108 degrees. Abilene and the Dallas-Fort Worth areas could see temperatures from 108-110 degrees, and Wichita Falls could see a high temperature of 114 degrees...

It's hot across Texas and I mean really, really hot. Across the state, cities are seeing record high temperatures and some cities are already look at setting a record or getting close to setting a record for the number of days total for 100 degree or high temperatures in a year. By ...