Weather

Every time severe weather is mentioned, most people immediately think about tornados or at least the chance that tornados could happen. And once people in Lubbock, or really anywhere in the region start seeing storm chasers, the anxiety gets turned up a bit...

After over two full weeks of temperatures reaching up to 21 degrees above average, Lubbock is finally getting some reprieve just in time for the weekend.

Xcel Energy said in a press release that they should be able to supply enough electricity to meet demand in summer 2022.

One Texas town is warning citizens about a hidden danger.

Unless you live with someone who's always, always, always cold, you're not putting the thermostat at 78 degrees.

ERCOT said it expects to have "sufficient installed generating capacity to serve peak demands in the upcoming summer season."

Come on Lubbock citizens, just admit it. You didn't think it was going to rain last night either. If you were like me you were watching the radar as the rainfall and storms were inching their way towards the east to cover Lubbock, Ralls, and many other cities across the South Plains...

Get ready for a taste of Summer this weekend and even into next week in Lubbock and across West Texas. While Friday was a hot one, Saturday and Sunday will be scorchers in and around Lubbock. Lubbock could see a high around 102-103 on Saturday with temperatures in the Midland area higher than that...

We talked to a veteran meteorologist with the National Weather Service about how to prepare your home and keep your family safe during severe weather season.

In a few days, 2022 will likely take the record for the driest start to the year in Lubbock's history. Will this trend continue? Here's what the data shows.