LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) -Most of Friday night stays quiet, though a few storms could sneak into areas near the New Mexico state line. Any storm that develops could kick up strong wind. Other than that, most of us will remain dry overnight.
Good news for Texas Tech fans; the weather should mostly behave for tonight’s 7 p.m. kickoff against Houston.
Lubbock stays warm and mainly dry through the game, with the best storm chances staying farther west near the New Mexico state line.
Winds around 10 mph could give the football a little nudge on any deep passes and kicks. But they’re not strong enough to be a major factor.
Next week, we head into an active weather pattern after a cold front arrives Monday(KCBD)
Saturday is the much bigger weather day
Scattered storms are expected by the afternoon, and a few could turn severe with damaging wind gusts as the main concern.
SPC shows a marginal risk for scattered storms tomorrow(KCBD)
Sunday stays warm, but then comes the good part.
A cold front moves through early Monday, finally knocking temperatures back closer to normal. Cooler air, more clouds and better rain chances could stick around for several days next week.
Temperatures drop closer to normal, while easterly winds bring in more moisture and keep rain chances around for several days next week.
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