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Trinidad and Tobago
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Current water temperature on the Trinidad and Tobago coast. Forecast of changes in water temperature. Historical data.

Water temperature in Trinidad and Tobago today

#minimal
80°F
#average
81°F
#maximum
82°F

Most popular locations in Trinidad and Tobago over the past week

Conditions of sea water on beaches in Trinidad and Tobago

Now in all beaches in Trinidad and Tobago, the water is very warm and comfortable for swimming.

The water temperature in Trinidad and Tobago has increased both over the past 10 days and over a month.

Charlotteville, Trinidad and Tobago
Charlotteville, Trinidad and Tobago | © Lawrence James

Today the warmest water in Trinidad and Tobago is recorded in Moruga. Its value in this location is 83°F. And the coldest one is in Charlotteville, its value 80°F.

The trend can be seen on the graph. It shows the change in average sea surface temperature over the past two months.

For the two most popular locations for swimming in Trinidad and Tobago, the graphs of changes in the average water temperature throughout the year are as follows:

We process, analyze and store data for every beach and city in Trinidad and Tobago. Below is a table with current weather data and trends in some places of the country.

CityWaterAir
Port-of-Spain81°F78°F
Scarborough82°F79°F
Charlotteville80°F79°F
San Fernando82°F78°F
Crown Point82°F79°F
Moruga83°F81°F

Climate in Trinidad and Tobago

Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago
Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago | © ETIENNE-JEANNETTE Jean-philippe

Trinidad and Tobago is located in Central America. The country is washed by the Caribbean Sea. Trinidad and Tobago is a small country. To determine the temperature of the water in it, we track only three settlements.

Subequatorial trade winds, hot and humid. Monthly average temperatures (+ 25-27 C) vary little during the year, however, the difference between day and night is quite noticeable - from January to May, the temperature in Port of Spain reaches +31 o C during the day , while at night may fall to +22 oC. Northeast trade winds moderate the heat slightly from January to May. A characteristic feature of the local climate is a rather significant difference in the nature of the distribution of precipitation. During the rainy season (June-August, sometimes until December), powerful tropical showers regularly rain down on the islands, and it rains almost every day, and the amount of precipitation reaches, on average, 260 mm monthly (up to 3800 mm in the north-east of the island of Trinidad rain per year). From February to May there is dry and sunny weather, and the amount of precipitation is not more than 150 mm per month. Humidity is high all year round - from 84% between June and August to 66% in the dry season. The islands of Trinidad and Tobago lie outside the «hurricane belt» and are not affected by natural disasters.

Trinidad and Tobago: regions

San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago
San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago | © Philip Siong

Trinidad and Tobago: oceans and seas

We monitor the following oceans and seas that wash the country. Just go to the page for a specific reservoir and see the temperature in all settlements on the coast.

Find out the temperature of sea water in more than 12000 cities and resorts around the world. Water surface temperature values are available in real time. There is a forecast of water temperature changes for the next few days, as well as historical data of sea surface temperature are available for all days of the last years.

We use data from various sources, including National Centers for Environmental Information (NOAA), meteorological services of different countries, data received from more than a thousand buoys around the world, satellite systems for scanning the surface of the oceans and seas.

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