Brooklinn Rae
Meteorologist
Lubbock, Texas
Brooklinn Rae is a May 2021 University of Kansas graduate with a degree in Atmospheric Science and a minor in journalism. She moved to Lubbock, TX following graduation.
Brooklinn’s love for weather began at an early age, where she would watch storms roll in on her deck growing up. The ever-changing weather of southeast Kansas grew her interest in the beauty and power of mother nature. Brooklinn is passionate about delivering the most accurate forecast and keeping viewers safe. When she is not at work you can find her at a coffee shop, watching a sunset, or playing with her dog, Finneas.
Temperatures remain above average for us for the final days of the year with cooler weather next week.
It’ll feel like early spring tomorrow with high temperatures about 15 degrees above average for this time of year.
Tomorrow will be slightly warmer accompanied by a stronger breeze from the southwest.
After our arctic freeze last week, we wrap up the month of December with warmer-than-average temperatures and dry conditions.
More sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures to begin the Holiday weekend, although still very cool for this time of year.
The bitter, arctic air continues to settle into the South Plains with lows again in the single digits, wind chill values in the negatives overnight.
A Wind Chill Advisory goes into effect at 6 AM as temperatures fall dramatically behind an arctic cold front. Cold air and strong winds will make for dangerous conditions tomorrow morning.
The shortest day of the year is here! The official start of the winter season, marked by the Winter solstice, begins Wednesday, December 21 at 3:47 pm for the Northern Hemisphere.
Below average temperatures are expected through the weekend with dry conditions continuing.
Old man winter has arrived and is here to stay with well below average temperatures for us for at least the next 7 days.
Some changes headed our way as we begin the workweek thanks to our next cold front moving through.
Sunday will be a repeat of Saturday, with highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s and partly cloudy skies. Enjoy the nice temperatures now because much colder air returns this week.
Clouds build in again for Friday with slight rain chances but sunshine and the 60s return for the weekend.
Light to moderate rain continues to fall across the South Plains this evening, but drier air and warmer temps return tomorrow.
Above average temperatures on repeat again for Tuesday with plenty of sunshine and less wind.
Warm, windy, and dry today but rain and cooler temperatures return tomorrow.
After a very cold day yesterday, temperatures begin to rebound through the rest of the workweek with highs in the 70s by Friday.
High temperatures about 25 degrees cooler today but the cold doesn’t last long. Expect highs in the 70s to wrap-up the workweek.
Enjoy the warm, sunny afternoon with highs in the upper 60s, lower 70s before cold weather returns tonight.
A warm-up as we begin the week with highs in the 60s and 70s, but a big drop in those temps by Wednesday.
Snow and rain showers will continue across the South Plains through the night, finally tapering off by Saturday afternoon.
Friday will be a First Alert Weather day with the potential for heavy snow and rain for the South Plains.
Our warm-up continues into the workweek with highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s.
Temperatures remain below average for your Sunday, but with upper 50s/60s returning for the workweek.
A bitter, winter chill returns to the air tomorrow with high temperatures in the mid-30s, but wind chill values in the teens tomorrow morning.
Temperatures are expected to remain below average, although slightly warmer tomorrow afternoon, but our next blast of cold air follows right behind.
Our first wide-spread freeze of the season will occur early Saturday morning following a very cold Friday afternoon.
The coldest air of the season will settle in Friday behind our next cold front moving through tomorrow.
A cold front moving through the area will produce a few showers/storms late tonight, some of which could become severe. Large hail and damaging wind gusts are possible for the northeastern portion of the South Plains.
Highs in the 70s for the first few days of November, cooler temperatures by the end of the week
Our next cold front moving through Thursday will bring us rain/storm changes tomorrow and Friday plus a big drop in temperatures.
No freeze in the forecast overnight and more seasonable temperatures for the South Plains tomorrow afternoon.
Slightly above freezing tonight in Lubbock but a freeze warning will go into effect for the NW portion of the South Plains as overnight lows fall below the freezing mark for some.
A cold front moving through early Monday will bring us rain chances overnight and into Monday along with much cooler temperatures through the workweek.
Warm and windy again for Sunday with cooler temperatures and rain following on Monday.
Temperatures continue to rise with highs about 10-15 degrees above average for this time of year.
Highs today about 10-15 degrees warmer than yesterday, with even warmer days still ahead.
A cold front pushing into the South Plains is going to bring a big drop in temps for your Sunday as well as widespread rain.
Highs will be in the 80s Friday afternoon and Saturday, then 20 degrees cooler with heavy rain is in the forecast Sunday.
We begin to dry out overnight tonight with sunny skies and seasonable temperatures making a comeback for your Tuesday.
Our rainy, cool pattern continues for the rest of the weekend with rain chances increasing even more by Monday.
Rain chances will increase a bit by the weekend as temperatures remain well-below average, topping out in the 60s to 70s.
This afternoon’s showers/storms will, for the most part, clear out overnight, but spotty showers will return again tomorrow.
Our temperatures continue to trend downwards, with some rain in the forecast next week.
Our quiet, nice weather patter continues through the weekend with highs in the mid-80s and overnight lows in the 50s.
We will begin to shed a degree or two from our afternoon highs through the weekend and into next week.
Our sunny and warm pattern continues through the rest of September and into October with very little change to our forecast.
After a hot afternoon with highs in the 90s, a few cooler afternoons are in store for us, and some places could see some rain!
Temperatures are on the rise as we head into the weekend with highs around 10 degrees above average for this time of year.
A cold front this morning brought us slight and very brief heat relief, but the summer-like temps return for the weekend.
