Plan For The Weather
Weather Your Day helps you predict typical weather conditions for any day and location you select based on 10 years of historical satellite and remote sensing data. Whether you’re planning a wedding, vacation, or outdoor event, we deliver clear summaries on how the weather will feel — including mood indicators and planning tips — all while accounting for recent climate trends.
Lubbock, TX
Sep 24th Is Usually:
Sultry
Sunlit breezes and warm whispers in a partly cloudy day
Today feels hot and sticky with partly cloudy skies and gusty winds. It’s a perfect day for outdoor activities like a walk, bike ride, or a picnic—just beware of the blustering wind. Lightweight, breathable clothing is recommended to stay comfortable. Since rain isn’t expected, you can plan outdoor errands or sports without worry. However, the wind might make outdoor dining tricky, so consider a shaded spot or a breezy patio. Keep an eye on the sky—while storms are unlikely, the breeze may pick up unexpectedly.
Hot
High: 85°F° Low: 62°F
Heat is noticeable and may cause fatigue with prolonged activity. Wear light clothing, seek shade, and drink plenty of fluids.
Partly Cloudy
29% Cloud Cover
A balanced mix of sun and clouds with shifting skies. Great for outdoor plans. Light layers and sunglasses suit warm days, while a jacket helps on colder ones—stay ready for both sun and shade.
Rain Unlikely
30% Chance Of Rain
10% Chance Of Heavy Rain
A mostly dry day ahead. Rain or snow isn’t expected, but a brief surprise shower or flurry can’t be ruled out.
Blustery
Wind 7 MPH S
Gusts Up To 22 MPH
Strong, gusty winds. Cold days feel colder, and warm days may feel a bit chaotic. Secure hats and loose items.
No Storms
16% Chance
Clear of storms. No thunder or lightning expected. Great for outdoor activities, travel, or events with minimal weather concerns.
Sticky
Humidity: 42%
Dewpoint: 54°F
A slight stickiness in the air. Warm temps may feel muggy, while cooler days may feel damp or close.
Snow Unlikely
0 in
0 in of snow on ground
Conditions are not favorable for snowfall