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Last Map Update: Tue, Nov 10, 2026 at 10:52:37 pm CST

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Although overall confidence remain low, there is chance that precipitation will return to portions of the area this weekend. Here is the current outlook in regards to precipitation chances across the region. Monitor weather.gov/lub for more updates in the coming days for changes.

Tuesday night will feature mostly quiet, dry, and cool conditions as a cold front begins making its way southward through the region. Although most areas will remain clear, there is the potential for patchy fog across portions of the southern South Plains Wednesday morning.

A potential foggy start for portions of the southern South Plains Wednesday, clearing by mid-morning as a cold front passes through the region during the morning hours. Cooler post-frontal air mass will help keep temperatures in the 60s and 70s.

Post frontal conditions will remain across the region through much of the region with high temperatures in the 60s and 70s through the weekend. Conditions will remain dry through Friday, before the potential return of precipitation by Saturday through the weekend.

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Local Weather History For November 10th...

1991: An incredible display of northern lights unfolded late this evening over a large portion of the United States,
including all of West Texas. Coincident with the maximum of an 11-year solar sunspot cycle, a powerful solar flare
affected the Earths upper atmosphere and produced brilliant curtains of red in the sky as far south as Arkansas