KLBK Weather

5:06 PM CDT 10/29/2026 - As I always preface when showing rainfall total predictions, *****focus more on the overall pattern rather than the specific number popping up over your location!***** The heaviest rain looks to fall over southern and southeastern locations over the next 24-36 hours. 'Lighter' totals look to remain over northwestern areas! All in all, most locations have a decent shot of seeing 1" of rainfall! Totals of 1-3" will be more isolated, with VERY few areas seeing over 3" of rainfall. Depending on where the exact storms track, we could see a pretty steep difference in rainfall totals over a short distance. Overall, meaningful moisture is expected for near all of the 30-County #KLBK Forecast Area this evening through Friday evening! I can't wait to see how much everyone gets! #TXwx #NMwx #SPwx #Lubbock

3:40 PM MDT 10/29/2026 - A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for portions of Roosevelt County in eastern New Mexico until 6:30 PM MDT. Radar is estimating as much as 2.25" of rain has already fallen in the warned area, with upwards of an additional 1.50" possible. Please avoid flooded areas, and remember to #TurnAroundDontDrown! #KLBK #NMwx #FlashFlood

4:18 PM CDT 10/29/2026 Radar Update - Showers and storms are developing across eastern and New Mexico this afternoon. Additional development will continue pop up this afternoon and evening, with widespread activity moving in overnight! No severe weather is likely, but heavy downpours will lead to some localized flash flooding. Overall, activity will be moving from the south-southeast to the west-northwest. #KLBK #TXwx #NMwx #SPwx #Lubbock

10/28/2026 - Heavy rainfall is moving back into the region over the next 24-48 hours! Cooler air will accompany the rainfall. The forecast remains active through the next seven day period! Check out the details in tonight's forecast update. #KLBK #TXwx #Lubbock #NMwx #SPwx

10/28/2026 - Data continues to suggest a bulls-eye of heavier rainfall across the #KLBK Forecast Area Thursday evening through Friday afternoon! A widespread 1" of rain is likely for around 50% to 60% of the 30-County Forecast Area. Around 30% to 40% will see 1" to 2" of rain accumulation, with 10% to 20% seeing +2" of rainfall! Very isolated totals of 3" to +4" can be expected! #TXwx #NMwx #Lubbock #SPwx

10/28/2026 - Heavy rainfall is expected to begin across portions of eastern New Mexico and western Texas within the next 18-24 hours. The heaviest of rainfall within the 30-County #KLBK Forecast Area is expected to fall from late Thursday evening through early Friday morning. A level 2/4 slight risk for flash flooding has been placed for areas south of #Lubbock through Friday morning, with a level 1/5 marginal risk remaining in place through late Friday evening. Remember to #TurnAroundDontDrown if you come across a flooded area! #TXwx #NMwx #SPwx #FlashFlood

5:54 PM CDT 10/28/2026 - Showers and thunderstorms will start to become more widespread across the #KLBK Forecast Area within the next 24 hours. Activity will likely cover the entire region Thursday night through Friday morning, before exiting the region from southwest to northeast Friday evening! A widespread 0.75" to 1.50" is likely around the region, with isolated 3" to +4" possible! Friday morning's commute will be MESSY! #TXwx #NMwx #SPwx #Lubbock

10/28/2026 - Halloween night into Sunday morning, #DaylightSavingTime will come to an end! Clocks will 'Fall Back' 1 hour at 2 AM local time Sunday, November 1, 2026. Lubbock's sunrise/sunset on Saturday will be 8:05 AM CDT / 6:56 PM CDT. On Sunday, we will see the sun rise at 7:06 AM CST, and set at 5:55 PM CST. #Lubbock

10/27/2026 - Miss tonight's forecast? I have the latest details on Thursday into Friday's flash flood potential in this evening's forecast update. #KLBK #TXwx #NMwx #SPwx #Lubbock