Lubbock, TX – A weak cold front is moving through Lubbock early Monday, bringing cooler temperatures and sunny skies throughout the week. Highs on Monday will stay mild, peaking near 60 degrees, while lows overnight will dip to the low 30s. Patchy fog may develop across southern Rolling Plains counties, including Guthrie, Garza, and Kent, which could impact visibility during morning commutes.
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, Monday will see north-northwest winds shifting to the northeast by afternoon, keeping temperatures in the low 60s. Drivers should remain alert, especially on Highway 84 and I-27, where fog could pose hazards during the early hours. Conditions will improve by mid-morning as the fog clears and sunny skies dominate.
Heading into Tuesday, a warming trend begins, with highs reaching 67 degrees under clear skies. Winds will shift southward, bringing light breezes throughout the day. Overnight lows will remain cool, around 39 degrees, but no precipitation is expected.
By Wednesday, temperatures will dip slightly, with highs near 57 degrees, but conditions remain clear and dry. The outlook for the rest of the week features sunny skies and gradual warming, with highs climbing back to the upper 60s by Thursday.
Residents can expect a mild and pleasant weather pattern heading into the weekend, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities. However, commuters should stay cautious for foggy conditions early in the week, particularly in low-lying areas.
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