Winter Storm Lana

Short Storm Summary
Winter Storm Lana was a snowstorm that came to Lubbock, Texas. snow totals were near 8 inches. it did cause weighed down evergreen trees

Before The Storm (January 4-9)
Meteorologists forecasted 4-8 inches of snowfall around January 7-8. Everyone was preparing for the worst snowstorm in "years"

January 8
Dense Freezing Fog formed before noon, everything was icy.

Early January 9
Winter Storm Warning were issued between 1 and 2 PM CST for Lubbock, Texas

January 9
After the Winter Storm Warning was issued, around 7 PM light freezing rain started to fall. It covered everything in a twentieth of an inch of glaze.

January 10
Around 1 AM light freezing rain turned to all snow. the snow was quite light, but it got heavier as the night progressed. At this time it was also breezy with an east-northeast wind going 16-23 mph. These breezy and snowy conditions caused blowing snow. The snow was heavy by 5 AM, and it didn't stop being heavy until 8 AM, by then everything was covered in snow. The snow turned light but did not stop until 5 PM.

Late January 10
After the storm was over around 5 PM, everything was covered in 7.6 inches of snow. Driving was also a hazard.

January 11
There was still 4 inches of snow on the ground by 6 AM, it was mainly foggy late, but right before midnight. It got down to 18°.

January 12
There were 3 inches of snow on the ground. In the morning around 8:17 AM, it was 13°.

January 13
There were still 3 inches on the ground, but it got up to 53° in the afternoon, so most of it melted extremely quickly.

January 14-17
You would still be able to traces of snow in some spots. many of these day got to near 55°, so it was all melted by then.