Lubbock, TX – A warm and breezy start to Thanksgiving week is forecast for the Lubbock area Monday, with high temperatures expected to reach 78°F. Winds will shift southwest at 15-25 mph, bringing sunny skies and dry conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, these elevated winds may pose challenges for drivers, especially along U.S. Route 84 and nearby open highways. Motorists are urged to maintain caution, particularly when navigating areas prone to sudden gusts. Cooler nighttime lows are anticipated, dropping to 44°F, providing crisp but manageable evening conditions.
The week ahead will see changing temperatures as a cold front approaches. Highs on Tuesday are expected to dip to 62°F, with nighttime lows plummeting further to around 40°F. By Wednesday, highs will rebound slightly to 75°F under partly sunny skies before cooling significantly for Thanksgiving Day, with highs near 52°F and lows near freezing.
Travelers preparing for holiday plans should be mindful of shifting weather patterns. While no precipitation is expected, the breezy conditions and cooler Thanksgiving temperatures may require adjusting outdoor activities. For those driving to celebrations, reduced wind speeds and sunny skies should make travel manageable but monitor updates for any sudden changes.
With clear skies forecast for the latter half of the week, residents can look forward to comfortable conditions for post-holiday shopping or outdoor gatherings. For real-time updates, visit weather.gov/Lubbock and follow local weather advisories.
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