Weather

It's getting warmer every day in Lubbock, and people can't wait.

Since 1980, the U.S. alone has been hit with 285 weather and climate disasters totaling at least $1 billion each.

Spring begins this weekend, which means that Summer is about 72 hours away.

The wind is blowing in Lubbock, and dust is coating your lungs again.

It's Fat Tuesday in Lubbock, but you shouldn't be partying.

If you go outside this weekend, you could actually lose a finger to frostbite.

This might be the most Lubbock thing to come out of last weekend's snowstorm.

According to Ron Roberts, MBE, over at KAMC-TV, the latest models are projecting about 5 and 1/2 inches of snow to fall Saturday night, and mostly into Sunday.

It does appear that we are on the cusp of getting major snowfall.

On Thursday, August 13th, the weather station at Lubbock International Airport recorded a high temperature of 107 degrees, which ties the record set in 1936.

Lubbock is getting hotter- luckily we likely know the cause and a very simple solution to fix it.

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