Laredo Drops to 57 Degrees as Rain Returns

Friday's low marked the coolest morning in weeks, with more rain and cooler days projected in the coming week.

Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Current Conditions

Wide wet street under a heavy grey sky with light rain, mesquite scrub and pale stucco rooftops along the horizon, Laredo weather. — Laredo recorded a 57-degree low Friday, its coolest morning in weeks, as rain returned and November rainfall reached 2.44 inches. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Laredo recorded a low temperature of 57 degrees Friday morning, the lowest in weeks and the coolest since 52 degrees on Oct. 18. The low fell below 60 degrees for the third time this month.

Why it matters

November rainfall in Laredo has already ranked as the 19th-wettest on record, with 2.44 inches so far, making the coming rain and temperature shifts notable for residents tracking the season. Forecasts suggest the rainfall total could climb further.

Observed rainfall this month stands at 2.44 inches, against a 10-year November average of 0.53 inches and a record of 3.04 inches set in 2001. Forecast wind gusts reaching 28 mph Monday could shift conditions, though the final rainfall totals depend on how the projected showers develop.

The details

Friday's 57-degree low followed 1.39 inches of rain Sunday and 1 inch Monday, and the projected high Friday was 78 degrees. Rain is expected Saturday morning and early Monday, with temperatures projected to moderate into the mid-60s early next week.

Oct. 18: Previous low of 52 degrees recorded in Laredo.
Friday: Low of 57 degrees recorded, the lowest in weeks.
Saturday: About 0.05 inches of rain projected between 6 and 9 a.m.
Monday: About 0.06 inches of rain projected between midnight and 6 a.m.
Thursday: Projected high rises to 74 degrees with no additional rain forecast.

Seasonal Patterns

At 2.44 inches so far, November 2026 is tracking toward Laredo's 2001 November record of 3.04 inches, which remains the benchmark for the month. The projected 2.55-inch total would still fall well short of that mark but far above the 10-year November average of 0.53 inches.

Residents should expect cooler mornings and periodic rain Saturday and Monday, so plan for wet driving conditions during those windows. Winds gusting up to 28 mph Monday may also make outdoor activities less comfortable.

The takeaway

With November running wetter than usual, checking the forecast before heading out will help you plan around the Saturday and Monday rain. The warmer days returning by Thursday offer a return to more typical fall conditions.