severe weather

Smaller snowfall totals are expected north of Lubbock, while 5" to 6" of snow is also expected west, and south of Lubbock, including in Snyder, Lamesa and Tahoka. Travel is expected to be impacted in Lubbock all-day Sunday.

Precipitation will start Monday morning before 4 a.m., and by the time people begin their morning commutes, freezing rain and sleet is expected across the region. The winter weather will then continue through Wednesday afternoon.

On Thursday, July 9th, an isolated storm cell quickly developed over the northern areas of the City of Lubbock.

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

Just before 11am, on Wednesday, Texas Tech University announced the closure of the Texas Tech campus for the rest of the day due to deteriorating winter weather conditions

The National Weather Service's Lubbock office has issued a High Wind Warning for the many South Plains counties, including Hockley, Lubbock and Crosby.

These pictures are epic.

The watch is in effect until 3am on June 2nd. Potential severe storms could move into the South Plains from the Texas Panhandle and Eastern New Mexico over the next 6 to 7 hours.

Severe weather rolled through the Metroplex on Wednesday afternoon causing issues with air travel throughout Texas, including in Lubbock

Don't be the person complaining about missing your favorite show when a tornado is on the ground.

On Friday, the Lubbock Police Department twitter reminded drivers to be careful while driving through water collecting on roads.

More rain and the potential for severe thunderstorms are in the forecast for Memorial Day Weekend across the region so take caution while driving and avoid those unintended consequences.