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As we step into the first week of September, San Mateo is set to experience a mix of temperatures, cloud cover, and periodic rainfall over the next few days. Whether you’re planning outdoor activities or simply commuting to work, here’s the detailed weather analysis that will help you prepare adequately.
On this day, expect a maximum temperature of 30°C (86°F) and a minimum of 26°C (78°F). As the day progresses, conditions will start off cloudy, transitioning to patchy rain by midday. With a sun exposure of 11.5 hours and a UV index peaking at 2, it’s a great idea to indulge in outdoor plans early on when the rain isn’t likely to arrive just yet.
The humidity will hover around 68% to 86%, making the heat index feel closer to 34°C (94°F) during the afternoon. Winds will be gentle, picking up slightly later in the day at around 10-15 km/h, coming predominantly from the west-southwest. Rain is expected in the afternoon with a 100% chance, so keep an umbrella handy when out and about.
The weather on Friday shows a slight decrease in maximum temperature to 28°C (82°F) while the morning will begin with light rain. The chance of rain remains high with predictions of more drizzle throughout the day, making it a perfect day to enjoy a cozy time indoors.
The average temperature will be around 26°C (79°F). Again, the humidity will stay high at around 92%, which may make the air feel warmer than usual. Winds are expected to ease up slightly, but you can expect gentle breezes from the southwest. With cloud cover expected to be near 100%, the day will mostly feel overcast.
As we move into the weekend, temperatures are anticipated to dip further to a maximum of 26°C (79°F). The weather continues to trend towards cloudy conditions with occasional moderate rain showers throughout the day, and morning showers are expected to maintain a high chance of precipitation.
The average temperature will drop to approximately 25°C (77°F), and the humidity will remain sticky around 92%, which could lead to an oppressive feel. Rainfall may reach 3.1 mm by the evening, indicating a wet start to the weekend, so plan your activities accordingly.
Visibility will vary but is generally expected to remain above 5 km throughout the days, with periods of low visibility during rain. Snow is not a concern for San Mateo, given its tropical climate.
For ongoing updates on next 5 days of weather, check here. And for more detailed forecasts, including an hour by hour breakdown, visit this link.
Be prepared for a combination of warm temperatures and wet weather in San Mateo over the next few days. Whether you're dodging showers or enjoying the overcast, staying informed will help you navigate your plans confidently. Stay safe, and don’t forget to check back for updated forecasts to ensure you have the latest information at your fingertips.
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