Water temperature in Charleston
65.2
°F
April 3, 06:40
Trend:
increasingYesterday:
65.1°FTomorrow:
65.3°F
Sunrise:
Sunset:
Day Length:
12 h. 35 min.Charleston in April
Minimum:
50.4°FAverage:
57.9°FMaximum:
66.5°FSea water temperature in Charleston today
As of now, in Charleston, the water temperature is 65.2°F. Swimming in water of this temperature is generally concidered to be cool, and most people won't really enjoy it. Today's reading is 1.9°F higher than the average recorded on this particular day in recent years. The sea temperature remains approximately unchanged from yesterday. According to the forecast, we expect the temperature to stay about the same.Recent sea temperature and forecast
Today's water temperature is notably higher than the average recorded over the past two weeks, indicating a significant warming trend. It is also close to the historical maximum temperature for this date. The maximum temperature recorded for this date was 66.1°F on 2020, while the historical minimum was 59.3°F on 2018.
Daily water temperature in Charleston
Date |
Current Year
actual* / forecast** |
last year | 10 years average |
---|---|---|---|
Mar 20 | 60.2°F | 62.1°F | 60.9°F |
Mar 21 | 61.0°F | 62.2°F | 61.5°F |
Mar 22 | 60.7°F | 60.3°F | 61.1°F |
Mar 23 | 60.7°F | 60.4°F | 60.8°F |
Mar 24 | 60.0°F | 61.5°F | 60.8°F |
Mar 25 | 61.5°F | 62.3°F | 61.4°F |
Mar 26 | 62.1°F | 61.7°F | 61.7°F |
Mar 27 | 61.4°F | 61.1°F | 61.9°F |
Mar 28 | 61.3°F | 61.6°F | 61.9°F |
Mar 29 | 62.2°F | 61.7°F | 62.0°F |
Mar 30 | 62.0°F | 61.1°F | 62.1°F |
Mar 31 | 62.2°F | 62.7°F | 62.8°F |
Apr 1 | 65.2°F | 62.9°F | 63.2°F |
Apr 2 | 65.1°F | 62.3°F | 63.4°F |
Apr 3 | 65.2°F | 62.8°F | 63.4°F |
Apr 4 | 65.3°F | 64.4°F | 63.4°F |
Apr 5 | 65.6°F | 64.5°F | 63.7°F |
Apr 6 | 65.8°F | 64.1°F | 63.9°F |
Apr 7 | 66.2°F | 64.1°F | 64.3°F |
Apr 8 | 67.0°F | 63.1°F | 65.2°F |
Apr 9 | 67.3°F | 62.5°F | 65.4°F |
Apr 10 | 67.1°F | 63.6°F | 65.2°F |
* actual - actual temperature values
** forecast - projected values for the next week
Real-time coastal temperatures could deviate by several degrees from the provided readings. These deviations often become evident following intense rainfall or strong winds.
Our forecasting methodology leverages a mathematical model, that uses current water and weather conditions, historical records, wind intensity and direction.