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For two days in a row Lubbock, and the rest of West Texas, have been on high wind advisories and warnings which can spell disaster for most people.

The spring heat continues, and you won't believe how long Wednesday's record high stood before it was broken.

The main hazards may be winds above 60 mph, possible tornadoes and hail between 1" to 2" inches in diameter. KAMC's Ron Roberts & Rob Snyder will have the latest updates for you on KFYO.

A projected high of 115 degrees is possible next week in Lubbock, which would break the all-time record set in June 1994