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Last Map Update: Fri, Oct 30, 2026 at 2:04:34 pm CDT

KLBB radar imagery.
Light rain lingers into the evening but will become less widespread and gradually taper off. Skies remain overcast, with temperatures holding in the 50s through the evening hours. Winds will be out of the southeast at 5-10 mph.
Fog is possible Saturday morning, especially across the Caprock. There may be some drizzle Saturday morning, otherwise mostly dry conditions should prevail for Saturday (Halloween). Due to the cloud cover, temperatures will be fairly steady Saturday evening, in the mid 50s (Caprock) to low 60s (off the Caprock).
Here is a look at the forecast for the Lubbock area next week. Breezy conditions are likely on Monday and Tuesday, with the strongest gusts occurring on Monday. Mostly dry weather is expected through the week, but there is a low chance (10%) for a shower on Monday. High temperatures will be seasonable for early November, while low temperatures will be slightly warmer than normal.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For October 30th...
1998 (30th-31st): Several severe storms and isolated flash flooding occurred throughout the extreme southwest Panhandle
late on the 30th and lasted through the morning on the 31st. The Castro County Sheriffs Office reported a brief