severe weather

Just in time for severe weather season in Lubbock, tornado sirens, have gone up across the Hub City. The sirens, also known as the Outdoor Warning System, will be online this week according to the City of Lubbock. That also means that soon, you may hear a siren go off as city officials test the sirens on an individual basis. In ...

It was considered the first major test for ERCOT since the winter storm of 2021, though the winter storm Texas experienced over the last few days was nothing compared to the 2021 storm. The good news? For the most part, the lights stayed on in Texas...

The extremely cold wind chills will be present in Lubbock, the South Plains, Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle.

Snowfall totals are forecast between 1 to 3 inches for Lubbock and Amarillo. Some areas of the Permian Basin may receive up to 4 inches of snow.

Have you noticed sirens popping up around Lubbock? The first one I saw was near the corner of 82nd and Indiana. Now they are popping up across Lubbock and if you've been wondering what they are and why they are popping up, you aren't alone...

Most of this week's snowfall will happen Wednesday afternoon & evening, and all-day Thursday. Wind chill values on Wednesday night are slated to be below zero.

Will Texas see a repeat of what happened in February that left millions without electricity for several days?

Lubbock needs to just declare a state of emergency every time it rains.

It's been a pretty mild summer so far for much of Texas. Sure, there were some days in June where it was hot, but the month of July was actually pretty pleasant. At least as pleasant as a summer day can be in Texas. The mild temperatures have probably been good for ERCOT as well, as the grid hasn't been stressed and there haven't been many "conservation of energy days...

Dust from Africa is settling over Texas, because we could always use more.