Long Beach, CA water temperature by month
Rarely reaches swimmable temperatures.
Month by month
| Month | Typical | Feels |
|---|---|---|
| January | 58° | brisk |
| February | 58° | brisk |
| March | 57° | brisk |
| April | 57° | brisk |
| May | 61° | brisk |
| June | 63° | brisk |
| July | 64° | brisk |
| August | 68° | refreshing |
| September | 66° | refreshing |
| October | 65° | refreshing |
| November | 63° | brisk |
| December | 61° | brisk |
The year at a glance
The water right now
Typically about 65° in October — refreshing.
from the buoy outside the Long Beach breakwater, about 5 miles away
refreshing
The city beach sits inside the federal breakwater, where the water is stiller and usually a degree or two warmer than the buoy reading below — that buoy floats in open water on the far side of the wall.
About this reading
The reading comes from the buoy outside the Long Beach breakwater, just off the coast.
Reading from the buoy outside the Long Beach breakwater, about 5 miles away.
Warm water says nothing about surf, rip currents, or bacteria — check local lifeguard flags and advisories.