Florida Sea Water Temperature
Compare sea surface temperatures across 40 top coastal destinations in Florida. Check below for live marine observations, wave conditions, and monthly averages.
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Miami Beach
World-famous turquoise subtropical waters with year-round warm swimming conditions.
Naples
Sophisticated Paradise Coast haven known for calm waters, dolphin spotting, and sunsets.
New Smyrna Beach
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around September at about 28.2°C.
Park Shore Beach
A tropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around August at about 30.3°C.
Pass-a-Grille Beach
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around August at about 30.4°C.
Patrick AFB Beach
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around September at about 28.5°C.
Pine Island Park
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around August at about 30.1°C.
Playalinda Beach
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around September at about 28.3°C.
Playalinda Beach (Nudist Area)
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around September at about 28.3°C.
Rogers Park Beach
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around August at about 30.1°C.
Seminole Beach
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around September at about 28.2°C.
Siesta Key (Sarasota)
Consistently ranked among America's top beaches for powdery 99% pure quartz sand.
Smathers Beach
A tropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around August at about 30.1°C.
Sunset Beach
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around August at about 30.2°C.
Titusville Beach
A subtropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around September at about 28.3°C.
Waterfront
A tropical beach on the Gulf of Mexico, warmest around August at about 30.4°C.