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2 weeks ago |
kcbd.com | Steve Divine
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - The weather story this week so far has been the dry and warming conditions. It still is. Peak temperatures today through Friday will range from well-above to slightly above average. Weekend temperatures will range from just sky of record highs to record highs. Today will be our warmest in a week. Under a sunny sky temperatures will peak about 10 to 15 degrees above average for the date.
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2 weeks ago |
kcbd.com | Steve Divine
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - High pressure will continue building over our area, which will contribute to more sunshine and warm afternoons through the work week. A relatively weak cold front will drop our temperatures slightly late in the week, but the high pressure will return even stronger this weekend. That will bring some heat. This afternoon will be notably warmer than yesterday. Temperatures will peak about seven or eight degrees above average for the time of year.
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2 weeks ago |
kcbd.com | Steve Divine
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - After a cold start, much warmer weather is on the way. The same elements driving the warmup will bring plenty of sunshine and keep us dry through the week and weekend. 1.5” was the snowfall total for Lubbock, measured at the National Weather Service office at the Science Spectrum. While a record for the specific date, surpassing the 0.2 inch on April 5, 1983, it was neither a record amount nor the latest for the month of April.
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2 weeks ago |
fox34.com | Steve Divine
UPDATE: From the Lubbock weather office: We issued a Winter Storm Warning for most counties NW of Lubbock from 1 a.m. Saturday until 1 a.m. Sunday. Surrounding this warning is a Winter Weather Advisory from 7 AM Saturday until 1 AM Sunday. Around 4″ with locally higher amounts is likely in the warning area with generally 1-3″ in the advisory. The heaviest snow potential did shift a bit farther south into our forecast area The remainder of the region is in a Weather Advisory, including Lubbock.
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2 weeks ago |
kcbd.com | Steve Divine
LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - At some point over the next 24 to 36 hours rain is likely to fall at most if not all locations in the KCBD/FOX34 viewing area. Some may come from thunderstorms. Snow, too, is likely for much of the area. Oh, and a killing freeze also is likely for much of the area this weekend. WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS:A WINTER STORM WATCH from 1 AM CDT Saturday to 1 AM CDT Sunday for the northwestern and north-central viewing area.
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Not much of a change in our weather today. The afternoon will be sunny (a few clouds), breezy (southerly 10 to 20 with gusts up to 30 mph), and warm (highs 5 or more degrees above average). Lubbock's 4/11 average high is 75° (the record is 94°, set on the date in 1972). #KCBD #TX https://t.co/kgnFUyvdKj
Forecast remains on track. Temps peak above average today & tomorrow with our hottest weather since last October this weekend. My forecast high for Palm Sunday is more than 20° above average & a record high. The 4/13 record is 91°, set 1932 and tied on the date in 2006. #Lubbock https://t.co/FZWvTvnKzs
While afternoon temperatures dip a bit, highs will run ~ 6 to 8° above average. For the date, 4/10, Lubbock's avg high is 75° (record 93° in 1934, tied 1972). The afternoon also sunny w/ a light breeze, gradually becoming easterly at around 8 to 12 mph. #Lubbock #KCBD #TXwx https://t.co/vaVQYmqcRl
