Climate in University of Texas: Temperature, Rainfall, Humidity & Sunshine

Global Climate Score

Subtropical weather patterns deliver long, intensely hot summers with abundant sunshine and mild, pleasant winters that rarely see freezing temperatures. Spring and autumn seasons offer exceptional outdoor conditions with comfortable humidity levels and vibrant seasonal foliage changes across the campus. Precipitation is distributed fairly evenly throughout the year, though occasional heavy spring thunderstorms bring brief periods of dramatic rainfall. Air conditioning is an absolute necessity during the peak summer months when afternoon temperatures consistently push past thirty-five degrees Celsius. Annual sunshine totals exceed two thousand hours, ensuring a bright and energetic atmosphere for outdoor activities year-round.