80°F — T-shirt weather

T-shirt and shorts — dress light and protect from the sun.

What to wear in 80°F weather

Top
T-shirt or light, breathable short-sleeve top
Bottom
Shorts or a light skirt; light trousers if you prefer coverage
Footwear
Sandals or breathable sneakers
Accessories
Sunglasses, Brimmed hat, Sunscreen

If you’ll be active

If it’s raining

Bring a light rain jacket or umbrella so you don't get soaked. The temperature is still comfortable, so a packable shell over your normal outfit is enough.

Sun protection

At 80°F the sun is usually high and strong, so dress for UV as well as heat: Wear SPF 30+ broad-spectrum sunscreen, reduce midday sun (10 a.m.–4 p.m.), and cover up. Light, loose, breathable fabrics and a wide-brim hat keep you cool while shading the skin that catches the most sun. Check today’s UV Index for your exact burn time.

Gear for 80°F

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Frequently asked

Is 80°F cold or warm?
80°F is warm. It's warm enough for short sleeves and light, breathable clothing.
Do I need a jacket at 80°F?
No — 80°F is warm enough for short sleeves. Skip the jacket and focus on light, breathable clothing and sun protection instead.
What shoes should I wear in 80°F weather?
At 80°F, breathable sneakers or sandals are perfect. Choose something airy so your feet don't overheat.
It's 80°F and raining — what should I change?
Even at 80°F, rain calls for a light rain jacket or umbrella so you don't get soaked. The temperature is still comfortable, so a packable shell over your normal outfit is enough.
How should I layer for 80°F weather?
You don't need heavy layering at 80°F — a single light layer you can add or remove handles the swing between sun and shade or day and evening. Pick breathable fabrics so you stay comfortable while active.