Is today a good day for baseball in San Francisco?

Today is not the day.

Not a day for baseball. Light breeze, Force 2, gusting Force 4, 11 °C. Out of season for it, whatever the weather does.

Not today35/100

7-day outlook for baseball in San Francisco

Best day looks like Today at 35/100.

Tod35
Tom35
Wed16
Thu35
Fri35
Sat35
Sun35

Why this score?

Temperature11°C
Wind6 km/h
Rainfall0.0 mm

Data from Open-Meteo, and Open-Meteo Marine for waves and sea temperature. Last updated 21:31 UTC.

Baseball in San Francisco, month by month

Daytime highs peak at 21°C in October and fall to 14°C in December. December is the wettest month, with about 12 days of 1 mm or more; July is the driest, with about 0. Winds average 22 km/h in June, the windiest month, and 12 km/h in November, the calmest.

Our seasonal guide puts baseball in season from April to September.

Average daytime high, rainy days, average wind for each month in San Francisco
MonthDaytime high (°C)Rainy days (days)Average wind (km/h)
January141113
February15614
March141116
April (in season)16318
May (in season)18321
June (in season)19022
July (in season)19022
August (in season)20020
September (in season)21117
October21314
November16712
December141213

In season, by our seasonal guide

Averages of daily weather 2020 to 2024, from ERA5 reanalysis data (about 25 km resolution). Not a forecast.

About baseball in San Francisco

Microclimates that change in five minutes, year-round wetsuit-only sea swimming, and Marin Headlands on the doorstep.

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