Long Beach, CA water temperature
Typically about 68° in August — 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.
The year at a glance
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 |
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.