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Thursday will stay unseasonably warm in Lubbock, but a change is coming this weekend. The National Weather Service in Lubbock says clouds will increase Thursday with light southerly winds. Rain and thunderstorm chances are expected to increase late Saturday and continue into early next week, with heavy rain possible on the Caprock.

The forecast office's Thursday morning outlook also points to a cooling trend as an upper-level storm system approaches. The timing and location of the heaviest rainfall may change, so residents planning outdoor activities should check the latest forecast before traveling.

  • Thursday: Unseasonably warm, increasing clouds, light south winds.

  • Friday: Warm weather continues ahead of the pattern change.

  • Late Saturday into early next week: Increasing shower and thunderstorm chances; heavy rainfall possible.

  • Pro Tip: Monitor official forecasts and radar, particularly if driving or attending outdoor events this weekend.

Source: National Weather Service Lubbock, October 22 morning outlook. Click Here for the Latest Forecast at NWS Lubbock.

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