Laredo Forecast Cools With Rain Ahead

Temperatures are projected to fall through the first week of November, with rain returning Tuesday in Laredo.

Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Current Conditions

Wide view of flat South Texas grassland under a heavy bank of dark grey rain clouds, with a shaft of pale light breaking through at the horizon. — Temperatures in Laredo are forecast to fall through early November, with rain returning Tuesday after a 91-degree Sunday high that ended a warm stretch. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Laredo recorded a 91-degree high on Sunday, the first 90-degree reading since October 24, and Monday's projected high is 90 degrees. Forecasts show temperatures dropping to 82 degrees Tuesday and 74 degrees Sunday, with multiple days of rain expected.

Why it matters

The cooldown and rain would end a stretch of unusually warm weather that followed an October running 2.7 degrees above normal. The forecast also brings Laredo's rainfall total closer to the seasonal norm after a significant year-to-date deficit.

Forecast data shows Laredo's year-to-date rainfall at 16.08 inches against a normal 19.29 inches, with a 32 percent chance of rain Tuesday and 0.03 inches projected from 8 to 10 a.m. Total rainfall for the coming rain days beyond Tuesday morning has not been projected.

The details

Laredo is forecast to cool over the first week of November 2026, with highs falling from 90 degrees Monday to 82 degrees Tuesday, 81 Wednesday, 82 Thursday, 79 Friday, 75 Saturday and 74 Sunday. Rain is expected to return Tuesday, and the first eight days of November are projected to average a high of 81.8 degrees and a low of 65.9 degrees.

October 24: Last 90-degree temperature before Sunday's reading.
October 27: Laredo recorded 0.05 inches of rainfall.
October 31: Halloween high of 88 degrees and low of 72 degrees recorded.
November 2: Monday's projected high of 90 degrees.
First week of November: Temperatures decrease and multiple days of rain are forecast.

Seasonal Patterns

Laredo's October was tied for the 14th-hottest October on record and finished 2.7 degrees above normal, with an average temperature of 79 degrees. The forecast drop into the low 80s and mid-70s, along with returning rain, marks a shift away from that warm pattern as the year moves into November.

Residents should expect highs in the 70s and low 80s and plan for rain beginning Tuesday, including possible morning showers. Check local forecasts for changes, since rainfall amounts beyond Tuesday morning have not been projected.

The takeaway

Laredo's warm October gave way to a forecast of cooler temperatures and rain in early November, a shift that marks the start of a more seasonal pattern. Keeping an eye on daily forecasts will help track how much rain actually arrives.