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Lubbock, TX Weather Oct. 24: Storm Chances Begin Saturday Night
Lubbock, TX – Residents across Lubbock and the South Plains should prepare for a noticeable change in the weather this weekend, as cooler temperatures and increasing chances for showers and thundersto
By Elliot Vaughn · 2026-10-22T19:46:47.334Z
Lubbock, TX – Residents across Lubbock and the South Plains should prepare for a noticeable change in the weather this weekend, as cooler temperatures and increasing chances for showers and thunderstorms arrive Saturday evening, Oct. 24, and continue into Sunday, Oct. 25.
According to the National Weather Service in Lubbock, mostly cloudy and mild conditions will continue through Friday before temperatures begin dropping and unsettled weather develops across portions of west Texas.
Thursday Night, Oct. 22 — Mild and Cloudy
Mostly cloudy skies will continue overnight, with temperatures remaining relatively mild for late October.
Locations on the Caprock, including Lubbock, are expected to see lows between 53 and 58 degrees, while areas off the Caprock could remain slightly warmer, with lows ranging from 56 to 60 degrees.
Friday, Oct. 23 — Mild Before the Change
Friday will feature mostly cloudy skies and comfortable afternoon temperatures.
Highs on the Caprock will range from 75 to 79 degrees, while areas off the Caprock could reach 78 to 83 degrees.
Saturday, Oct. 24 — Evening Storm Chances Begin
Saturday will bring cooler conditions, with afternoon highs ranging from 69 to 75 degrees on the Caprock and 74 to 80 degrees off the Caprock.
A few thunderstorms could develop Saturday evening, marking the beginning of a more unsettled weather pattern.
Sunday, Oct. 25 — Cooler With Showers and Storms
Sunday will bring additional cooling and continued chances for showers and thunderstorms.
High temperatures on the Caprock are forecast between 63 and 69 degrees, while areas off the Caprock could reach 71 to 77 degrees.
What Residents Should Know
The weekend forecast represents a shift away from the mild conditions expected through Friday.
Residents planning Saturday evening events, Sunday travel or outdoor activities should monitor updated forecasts as rain and thunderstorm chances develop.
The National Weather Service outlook does not specify severe storm risks, rainfall totals or exact storm arrival times.
Drivers traveling along Interstate 27 and other South Plains highways should remain alert for changing road conditions if showers develop.