Newfoundland And Labrador Sea Temperature

This page provides detailed information about the water temperature in Newfoundland And Labrador, Canada. All countries, cities and resorts on the coast. The range of sea temperatures for today. We find every spot where you can swim and tell you what the water temperature is there today and throughout the year.

Current Sea Temperature

-1.6°C

minimal

-0.8°C

average

0.4°C

maximum

Graph of Sea Temperature Changes in Newfoundland And Labrador Over the Last 60 Days

Water temperature in the Newfoundland And Labrador by month

Month	Minimum	Maximum
January	-2°C	4°C
February	-3°C	3°C
March	-3°C	3°C
April	-3°C	4°C
May	-2°C	7°C
June	0°C	13°C
July	6°C	18°C
August	11°C	20°C
September	6°C	21°C
October	2°C	16°C
November	0°C	13°C
December	-1°C	8°C

The Warmest Places on the Seaside in Newfoundland And Labrador Today

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Burgeo

0°C

Grand Bank

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Harbour Breton

0°C

Marystown

-1°C

Stephenville

-1°C

Stephenville Crossing

List of All Coastal Cities in Newfoundland And Labrador

Seas and Oceans that Border Newfoundland And Labrador

Atlantic Ocean

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Water Temperature in Newfoundland And Labrador: General Trends and Swimming Opportunities

Newfoundland and Labrador, located on the easternmost edge of Canada, is surrounded by cold Atlantic waters. The water temperature along the coastline is notably chilly, particularly when compared to more temperate regions. During the summer months, ocean water temperatures around the island of Newfoundland can range between 40°F and 55°F (4°C to 13°C). These cold temperatures are influenced by the Labrador Current, which brings colder waters from the Arctic. Even in the warmer months, the ocean stays cool, making it a challenge for swimmers who are not accustomed to cold water.

The waters off the coast of Labrador are even colder, with summer temperatures typically ranging between 35°F and 45°F (1.5°C to 7°C). This makes swimming in the ocean there very challenging for most people. However, these cooler waters are essential for the region's marine life and are ideal for certain activities like whale watching, icebergs viewing, and fishing.

Inland, some lakes and rivers provide slightly warmer water temperatures, especially during the summer. Lakes like Gander Lake or Corner Brook offer water temperatures that range from 50°F to 65°F (10°C to 18°C) in the warmer months. These areas are more popular for recreational swimming and boating. Despite this, even the inland waters in Newfoundland and Labrador can cool off quickly in the fall, and by winter, most lakes freeze solid, creating opportunities for ice fishing and other winter activities. While the region's coastal waters may not be ideal for extended swimming, they offer unique opportunities for enjoying the natural beauty of this rugged landscape.

Geographical Location of Newfoundland And Labrador

Frequently Asked Questions About Newfoundland And Labrador and its Water Temperatures

What is the current sea temperature on the coast of Newfoundland And Labrador in Canada?

The sea temperature today on the coast of Newfoundland And Labrador ranges from 29°F (-1.6°C) in Bonavista to 33°F (0.4°C) in Burgeo.

When does the sea in Newfoundland And Labrador in Canada reach a comfortable swimming temperature?

The sea temperature in Newfoundland And Labrador (Canada) never warms up to 70°F (21°C). Its maximum value is 70°F (21°C) in September. It should be noted that the mentioned values apply to the warmest point of the region. In other areas of Newfoundland And Labrador, the values may vary.

What are the most popular seaside resorts in Newfoundland And Labrador?

The most popular places on the coast of Newfoundland And Labrador (Canada), based on our visitors' interest in the water temperature, are cities St. John's, Grand Bank, Torbay, Bonavista, and Botwood.

Which seas and oceans does the Newfoundland And Labrador have access to?

Newfoundland And Labrador (Canada) has access only to the Atlantic Ocean.