Lubbock, TX – A significant winter storm is forecast to bring wintry weather to the Lubbock area starting midweek. While sunny skies and mild temperatures persist through Monday, icy conditions are expected to develop by Wednesday morning, making roads potentially hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, a strong storm system will move through the area beginning Wednesday, with temperatures dropping to a high of 44°F by Friday. Precipitation chances will increase, with the potential for a wintry mix affecting morning commutes later in the week. Drivers should prepare for slick conditions on major roadways, including U.S. Highway 62 and Interstate 27.
Weekend and Early Week Outlook
Saturday and Sunday will remain pleasant, with decreasing clouds and highs near 52°F and 47°F, respectively. Overnight lows will dip into the mid-20s, bringing cooler mornings. Monday’s forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and a high near 50°F before clouds increase Monday night.
Midweek Storm Details
Tuesday will see highs near 58°F under mostly cloudy skies. However, by Tuesday night, a 20% chance of showers emerges, with more precipitation expected Wednesday. As colder air pushes through the region, rain may transition to freezing rain or sleet.
Be Prepared
Residents should monitor forecasts closely and secure winter supplies, such as ice scrapers and de-icer. Stay updated through local weather alerts, and exercise caution during commutes later this week.
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