weather

I guess we're going to beat a dead horse annually in Lubbock.

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.

I'm not typically one to hype the possibility of severe weather, but after the beating Lubbock and surrounding areas took from hail up to 3" in diameter last week and the conditions that I know exist today I'm making an exception. Areas in Garza County and Lynn County are already seeing Severe Thunderstorm warnings as well as Castro, Swisher and Lamb counties as storms are already developing

Sadly, the Hub City's fearless meteorologist and champion of all weather updates did not escape Lubbock's fierce blast of hail unscathed.

Some photos show sunroofs damaged, a pool and an outdoor slide also sustaining damage from large hailstones.

I was caught under a Lubbock overpass during the thick of Wednesday's hailstorm and saw some crazy stuff go down.

Why does humidity make people sweat? Why does thunder come after lightning? What is a haboob? It's all here.

The 14th Annual Severe Weather Awareness Day at Lubbock's Science Spectrum happens Saturday, March 7th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Winter weather is expected to impact roads across the region Monday (Feb. 10th), and the father of a fallen local firefighter is reminding drivers to stay safe.

Winter is returning to the South Plains. Rain, freezing rain & snow are expected to impact much of the region by tonight.

The snow may not be deep in Lubbock, but Post got its share.