Santa Fe's Weather Outlook for August 2, 2025
Santa Fe, New Mexico, is set to experience hot and dry weather on August 2nd, according to the extended weather forecast. The day will start with mostly cloudy skies, gradually clearing up after midday to become partly cloudy.
Visibility in the city will be good, making it an ideal day for outdoor activities. The humidity will be relatively high at 89%, providing some relief from the heat.
The winds will blow from the southwest at speeds between 13 and 22 kilometers per hour after midday, easing off in the evening when they will blow from the southeast at speeds of 7 to 12 kilometers per hour.
Temperatures will range around 14 degrees during the day, with the highs expected to be in the lower 90s Fahrenheit. In the evening, the temperature will drop to around 16 degrees. It's worth noting that there is a 10% chance of rain in the evening, but it is expected to be negligible.
Looking ahead, the weather in Santa Fe is expected to remain hot and dry for the next few days. Sunday will be sunny and hotter, with highs reaching the mid-90s. From Sunday night through Tuesday, skies will remain mostly clear with hot temperatures—highs in the upper 90s and lows in the lower 60s. Tuesday night will be partly cloudy with lows in the mid-60s, and Wednesday will see partly cloudy skies in the morning before becoming mostly sunny.
This forecast indicates a trend of hot and dry weather with limited precipitation chances, consistent with typical summer conditions for the Santa Fe area during this time of year. Sunrise in Santa Fe on August 2nd is at 07:50, and sunset will be at 18:28.
[1] Extended weather forecast for Santa Fe, New Mexico (Source: Weather Service) [2] Climate trends in Santa Fe, New Mexico during summer (Source: Climate Data Centre) [3] Sunrise and sunset times in Santa Fe for August (Source: Time and Date)
- The upcoming weather-forecasting predicts hot and dry conditions for the company's outdoor team activities in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on August 2nd.
- Despite the high humidity, the weather-forecasting suggests that Sunday, August 6th, in Santa Fe, will be even hotter, making it challenging for the company's outdoor operations.
