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Last Map Update: Wed, Nov 26, 2025 at 5:02:19 am CST

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Much Cooler Today

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Travel plans this week? Dry weather continues on the South Plains through Friday, but a strong cold front by Saturday afternoon could usher in wintry weather early next week.

Today we're going way back to the 50s for highs under sunny skies.

Another cool night awaits under clear skies with lows in the 20s and 30s.

After highs in the 50s and 60s Friday and Saturday, temperatures fall into the 40s for highs thereafter along with slight chances for rain and snow by Monday.

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Local Weather History For November 26th...

2015 (26th-28th): Behind a sharp cold front that ignited a few strong thunderstorms late in the afternoon on Thanksgiving
Day, freezing rain and freezing drizzle developed from late in the evening while continuing on and off through Saturday
the 28th. The brunt of the ice fell on Black Friday which dealt a heavy blow to area merchants expecting strong holiday
sales. The worst ice accumulations of 1/2" to 1" fell in a swath from just east of Crosbyton northeast to
Matador, Paducah and Childress. This ice was aided by elevated thunderstorms with heavy icing rates on the evening of the
27th. Thousands of residents in Motlecy, Dickens, Cottle, and Childress Counties were without power for up to three days
due to about 100 miles of failed utility lines and 90 fallen power poles. Scores of vehicle accidents, mostly minor, were
common especially on Lubbock overpasses where around 1/4" of ice accumulated.