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Last Map Update: Sun, Nov 15, 2026 at 3:34:14 am CST

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Today and Tonight

Cool And Foggy Start To The Week

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A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until noon Sunday for Hale, Hockley, Lamb, and Lubbock Counties.

Precipitation chances return Saturday afternoon through late Saturday night. Rainfall will generally be less than 1/2 inch on the Caprock, but rainfall amounts over an inch are possible (20-40% chance) off the Caprock. Cooler conditions are expected at the start of next week, when highs may only be in the low 50s.

Much of the Caprock will be socked in with fog through mid day while light rain showers will be possible off the Caprock through the afternoon. It will be chilly with highs in the 40s and 50s with overnight lows in the 30s and 40s.

The week will start off foggy and cool before eventually warming into the 60s by mid week. Shower and thunderstorm chances return Thursday.

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Local Weather History For November 15th...

1988: A very intense low pressure system ejecting out of the southern Rockies and across the Texas Panhandle brought
hurricane-force gradient winds to many locations this day over much of West Texas. Already by 7 AM, much of Bailey County
reported road signs being blown down. These winds continued east where in north Lubbock sustained high winds with gusts
measured up to 60 mph caused a 100-foot tall microwave tower to tumble and fall on several transmission lines. Power was
knocked out to five substations in north Lubbock for up to 40 minutes. Wind gusts measured up to 71 mph at the Plainview
Airport overturned a tractor-trailer rig 1/2 mile south of Hale Center on I-27. These winds also damaged vehicles, roofs,
trees and windows throughout much of Hale County. A driver of a tractor-trailer rig suffered minor injuries after his
truck was overturned by high winds three miles south of Hart. A grain bin two miles northeast of Hart collapsed by winds
estimated up to 80 mph. In Motley County, winds estimated over 80 mph tore through Matador shortly after 8 AM causing
major roof, tree and automobile damage. The Billy Deans Steakhouse was completely unroofed while 12 patrons were inside
enjoying breakfast. Fortunately