LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) – A stark warm up for our Friday afternoon will continue in the upward snowball effect for Saturday. Temperatures will spike Saturday afternoon before a cold front knocks us back down to seasonal Sunday for Mother’s Day.
A cold front splits the weekend, ushering in a cooler and windier Mother’s Day Sunday.(Dylan Smith)
TONIGHT
Quiet and mild, overnight lows stay in the 50s for most with a light breeze of around 10 to 20 mph.
Temperatures for most of the area will stay in the cool to mild range, mostly in the 50s overnight.(Dylan Smith)
SATURDAY
Warm and breezy, high temperatures will climb a few more degrees from the upper 80s of Friday into the mid 90s of Saturday.
Temperatures for the weekend will spike before our next cold front arrives Sunday morning(Dylan Smith)
Winds will pick up a bit to around 10 to 20 mph as gusts reach around 30 mph.
SUNDAY
A morning cold front is going to be a major factor in Mother’s Day. Temperatures will drop from the 90s Saturday into the 70s for Sunday afternoon.
Winds are going to pick up Saturday but peak on Sunday after the cold front arrives.(Dylan Smith)
That drop in temperatures will be paired with a spike in winds, with gusts of more than 35 mph expected throughout much of the day-time hours. Skies will stay sunny all day.
EXTENDED WEATHER PATTERN
We’re now eyeing the middle of May over the next 7 days, and with it, another preview of Summer is heading our way.
Temperatures will fall Sunday but rebound quickly heading into next week.(Dylan Smith)
High temperatures will quickly climb to the mid 90s for most of next week as another high pressure takes over our extended weather pattern after Mother’s Day weekend.
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