winter weather

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

Several inches of snow fell overnight Saturday and into Sunday morning, forcing several districts to delay or close schools altogether for in-person learning.

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.

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.

Will Lubbock see snow this weekend?

When I see an empty parking lot on a snow day, I still want to see how my vehicle will perform on ice.

As of 8 a.m. in Lubbock County on Tuesday, Oct. 27th, it was 25 degrees outside with icy roads causing multiple delays and school closures.

Both Texas Tech and the Health Sciences Center will have their classes on Tuesday start at 10 a.m. This will also affect bus service on campus.

The Lubbock Police Department has come up with an interesting way of getting your attention to slow down during winter weather.

The Lubbock Police Department on Monday morning (October 26th) closed roads due to icy conditions.

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.

We all know that the weather in Texas can get wacky, but we never expected this to happen in Tulia.