Lubbock, TX – Snow is expected to impact the Texas Panhandle beginning late Tuesday, bringing travel hazards and accumulating snowfall through Thursday. Residents should prepare for disruptions, especially along major routes like US 84 and I-27.
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, light snow will begin Tuesday night and continue into Wednesday. A second round of heavier snowfall is forecast for Thursday, likely creating widespread hazardous travel conditions, particularly on the Caprock. Accumulations could increase midweek, making early preparations essential for commuters and travelers.
Tuesday’s high will reach 35 degrees, but temperatures will drop to 20 overnight. By Wednesday, snow chances increase to 50%, with highs near 32 degrees. Thursday is expected to bring additional snowfall, and highs will stay near 34 degrees. Gusty winds may further complicate travel and reduce visibility.
Drivers should monitor weather updates and check road conditions before traveling. Consider carrying emergency kits in vehicles, including blankets, water, and flashlights.
Looking ahead, Lubbock will see clearing skies by Friday, with sunny conditions and highs near 41 degrees, offering some respite before colder nights return. The weekend will remain sunny, with temperatures climbing to 51 degrees by Saturday.
Stay tuned to the National Weather Service for updates as the storm approaches. Prepare now to stay safe on the roads this week.
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