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Last Map Update: Sun, Dec 22, 2024 at 4:46:32 pm CST

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Warm and Breezy Today

Areas of Fog Tonight

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Breezy southwest winds will allow for well-above average high temperatures 🌡️ today in the mid-60s to near 70. Winds 🍃 may gust up to 25 mph this afternoon.

Areas of fog are expected to develop late tonight through Monday morning for areas generally off the Caprock, although fog may reach as far west as Lubbock. Patchy dense fog leading to reduced visibilities are possible, particularly for low-lying areas. Use caution if traveling during this time.

Areas of patchy fog expected Off the Caprock tonight through mid-morning Monday. Mild and partly cloudy conditions will prevail with lingering stratus clearing from west to east. Southwest winds will help warm temperatures, before an afternoon front approaches from the north with cooler temperatures following in its wake. #lubwx #txwx

Temperatures will remain mild this week for Lubbock and the surrounding areas beneath passing clouds. Fog is forecast for Monday morning, and could be dense. Breezy conditions are also expected on Christmas Day as southwesterly winds ramp up to 15-25 mph. The forecast remains dry heading into next weekend.

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Local Weather History For December 22nd...

2004: Widespread snowfall occurred across the South Plains of West Texas on the first full day of winter as a strong upper
level storm system collided with a southward moving Arctic airmass. Here are some of the heaviest snow totals measured:
Lynn County...5 to 6 inches, Garza County...5 inches, Terry County...4 to 5 inches, Stonewall County...3 to 4 inches,
Yoakum County...4 inches, Lubbock County...3 to 4 inches, and Crosby County 3 to 4 inches.

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