wind

Ah, Lubbock wind – it’s like a local rite of passage, isn’t it? You step outside, hoping for a gentle breeze, but reality says otherwise.

High winds have long been a staple of West Texas, but lately, they seem more frequent and intense in Midland-Odessa. With gusts reaching up to 75 mph, locals take it in stride—yet the question remains: Is this the new normal?

If you sustained damage during the wind storm, you'll want to look at doing this

Is it a tornado? Is it a dust storm? It's West Texas on a Friday! See posts of what the wind is doing to West Texas cities.

Five different cities in Texas landed inside the top 10

It is so windy in Lubbock that you have to hold your skirt down while outside or else you’ll be having an unwanted Marilyn moment and flashing everyone nearby.

Lubbock is always a breezy city, but some days get so windy even locals get concerned.

I've been through 40+ years of West Texas duststorms and February 26th was an absolute doozy.

As winter slowly turns into spring, Lubbock has entered the dreaded phase of our weather where every day is much more windy than usual.

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.

While looking for some pictures of the West Texas wind, I came across an old post I did. I added a few more and put them on wonderful photo backgrounds from my friends. A Haiku is a simple poem with five syllables, followed by seven syllables and capped with another five syllables...

Shout-out to all of the people that are working hard on expanding Lubbock and Wolfforth while simultaneously getting whipped in the face by mother nature.