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Last Map Update: Mon, Nov 2, 2026 at 2:56:33 am CST

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A Tornado Watch is in effect until 4 AM CST for the SW TX Panhandle and northern South Plains.

A few lingering storms are possible Monday off the Caprock, but the week otherwise looks dry across the region with pleasant temperatures.

Thunderstorms are possible tonight after 9 PM, especially over the SW TX Panhandle and northern South Plains. Some of these storms may be severe. Damaging winds and a tornado or two are possible late this evening.

There is a Slight Risk of severe thunderstorms late tonight after 9 PM, especially over the SW TX Panhandle and northern South Plains. The strongest storms will be capable of producing wind gusts up to 75 mph as well as a tornado or two.

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Local Weather History For November 2nd...

2004 (2nd-3rd): An early, but powerful winter storm dealt the first accumulating snow of the season to much of the South
Plains this Tuesday evening before diminishing the following afternoon. Locally heavy snow fell over the southwest
portions of the Panhandle and northwest South Plains with 8 to 12 inches of snow reported across Parmer, Castro, and Lamb
Counties. Lubbock generally received 3 to 5 inches of snow. The heavy wet snow caused roadways to became snow packed and
icy in many locations. Additionally, the snow accumulation on trees (many which still had their leaves) resulted in
numerous fallen limbs. Some of the downed limbs fell on power lines causing power outages. This was the earliest November
snowstorm ever recorded in Lubbock.