Lubbock, TX – Residents across the Lubbock region are bracing for a chilly start to Thanksgiving week, with cooler temperatures and strong north winds expected to persist through midweek. Monday’s high is forecasted at 53 degrees, with winds reaching 15 to 25 mph and gusts even higher in some areas, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
Tonight, temperatures are expected to dip to a low of 34 degrees as winds shift slightly northeast, calming to 5 mph by early Tuesday. On Tuesday, sunny skies will return, but the area will warm only to a high of 62 degrees, with wind speeds increasing during the afternoon. Breezy conditions could impact travel plans along major highways, such as I-27 and US-84, especially for those heading to holiday destinations.
Looking ahead, temperatures will peak on Wednesday with a high of 74 degrees before a cool-down on Thanksgiving Day, when highs will drop to 49 degrees. Winds will again shift north on Thanksgiving, maintaining breezy but clear conditions.
Travelers are encouraged to prepare for fluctuating temperatures and be cautious of gusty winds, which could affect visibility and road safety. For outdoor Thanksgiving activities, the NWS recommends dressing warmly and being mindful of cooler evening lows, which could fall below 30 degrees by Thursday night.
The five-day forecast shows consistent sunny skies but chilly mornings through the holiday weekend, with highs returning to the mid-50s by Friday. Stay tuned for updates as conditions could shift closer to Thanksgiving.
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