El Toro

Current Weather

32°89°

Partly Cloudy

Feels Like: 34°94°

Min: 23°74°

Max: 32°90°

The next few hours will be mostly clear, with today reaching 32°C and dropping to 23°C. The coming days will be drizzle throughout the day and possible thunderstorms from afternoon until night.

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Air Quality
17
Good

Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.

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Daylight Hours

07:00

Sunrise

18:36

Sunset

11 hours 35 minutes of sunlight today
Moon

07:42

Moonrise

19:14

Moonset

Daily Forecast

Today

23°74°
32°90°

Monday

23°73°
32°89°

Tuesday

21°71°
32°89°

Wednesday

21°71°
31°88°

Thursday

21°70°
29°84°

Friday

22°72°
30°86°

Saturday

23°73°
30°86°

Sunday

23°73°
31°88°

Monday

23°73°
26°80°

Tuesday

21°71°
31°87°
UV Index
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Humidity
58%Comfortable
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Weather in El Toro today, October 11, 2026

El Toro starts October 11, 2026 looking damp, with rain in the forecast and wetter spells likely at times. Waterproof kit is the safer call for early plans.El Toro starts October 11, 2026 looking damp, with rain in the forecast and wetter spells likely at times. Waterproof kit is the safer call for early plans.

Expect highs of 32°C and cooler readings close to 23°C. Moisture in the air spans 58%-90%, with the highest values around 23:00. Expect gentle winds, highest near 17:00 at 14 km/h.Expect highs of 90°F and cooler readings close to 74°F. Moisture in the air spans 58%-90%, with the highest values around 23:00. Expect gentle winds, highest near 17:00 at 8 mph.

Afternoon showers stay in play, peaking near 86% around 15:00. Skies remain cluttered, with cover about 53% by 15:00. Expect visibility around 16.1 km. Daylight runs from 07:00 to 18:36, lasting 11 hours 35 minutes of sunlight today.Afternoon showers stay in play, peaking near 86% around 15:00. Skies remain cluttered, with cover about 53% by 15:00. Expect visibility around 10 mi. Daylight runs from 07:00 to 18:36, lasting 11 hours 35 minutes of sunlight today.

Taken together, El Toro looks wet enough on October 11, 2026 that flexible outdoor plans work best, with temperatures peaking near 32°C.Taken together, El Toro looks wet enough on October 11, 2026 that flexible outdoor plans work best, with temperatures peaking near 90°F.

Frequently asked questions about weather in El Toro

How warm does it get in El Toro?

The warmest month in El Toro is August, with average high temperatures of 32°C. The average temperature during this period is around 27°C.The warmest month in El Toro is August, with average high temperatures of 90°F. The average temperature during this period is around 81°F.

How cold does it get in El Toro?

The coldest month in El Toro is January, with average low temperatures of 19°C. The average temperature during this period is around 23°C.The coldest month in El Toro is January, with average low temperatures of 67°F. The average temperature during this period is around 73°F.

What is the wettest time of year in El Toro?

The wettest month in El Toro is May, with an average of 178 mm of precipitation.The wettest month in El Toro is May, with an average of 7 in of precipitation.

What is the driest time of year in El Toro?

The driest month in El Toro is February, with an average of 18 mm of precipitation.The driest month in El Toro is February, with an average of 0.7 in of precipitation.

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