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Samsun Province Sea Temperature
This page provides detailed information about the water temperature in Samsun Province, Turkey. 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
6.3°C
minimal
6.6°C
average
7.3°C
maximum
Graph of Sea Temperature Changes in Samsun Province Over the Last 60 Days
Water temperature in the Samsun Province by month
| Month | Minimum | Maximum |
|---|---|---|
| January | 6°C | 14°C |
| February | 6°C | 11°C |
| March | 6°C | 12°C |
| April | 7°C | 15°C |
| May | 8°C | 20°C |
| June | 12°C | 25°C |
| July | 21°C | 29°C |
| August | 23°C | 28°C |
| September | 20°C | 28°C |
| October | 15°C | 24°C |
| November | 11°C | 22°C |
| December | 7°C | 17°C |
The Warmest Places on the Seaside in Samsun Province Today
List of All Coastal Cities in Samsun Province
Seas and Oceans that Border Samsun Province
Turkey: List of Regions
- Adana Province
- Antalya Province
- Artvin Province
- Aydın Province
- Balıkesir Province
- Bartın Province
- Bursa Province
- Çanakkale Province
- Düzce Province
- Giresun Province
- Hatay Province
- Istanbul Province
- İzmir Province
- Kastamonu Province
- Kırklareli Province
- Kocaeli Province
- Mersin Province
- Muğla Province
- Ordu Province
- Rize Province
- Sakarya Province
- Samsun Province
- Sinop Province
- Tekirdağ Province
- Trabzon Province
- Yalova Province
- Zonguldak Province
Water Temperature in Samsun Province: General Trends and Swimming Opportunities
Original name of the region: Samsun ili
Samsun Province, located along the Black Sea coast in northern Turkey, experiences moderate water temperatures throughout the year, shaped by the colder waters of the Black Sea. During the summer months of June to August, the water temperature ranges between 20°C and 23°C (68°F to 73°F), which is comfortable for swimming and beach activities. The mild temperatures make it a popular destination for locals and tourists seeking to enjoy the coast during the warmer months.
As the autumn season sets in, from September to October, the water temperature in Samsun gradually decreases. During this period, the temperature drops to around 16°C to 19°C (61°F to 66°F), which can feel chilly for some swimmers, though still bearable. By November, the temperatures continue to drop to around 10°C to 13°C (50°F to 55°F), making the beach season largely over and leaving the coast quieter.
In winter, from December to February, the water temperature in Samsun drops significantly, typically ranging from 5°C to 9°C (41°F to 48°F). These colder conditions are typical of the Black Sea region, and the beach becomes largely inaccessible for swimming. The water remains cool and brisk until the warmer spring months, when the temperature slowly rises again, reaching around 7°C to 11°C (45°F to 52°F) by March and April.
Geographical Location of Samsun Province
Frequently Asked Questions About Samsun Province and its Water Temperatures
What is the current sea temperature on the coast of Samsun Province in Turkey?
The sea temperature today on the coast of Samsun Province ranges from 43°F (6.3°C) in Tekkekoy to 45°F (7.3°C) in Yorukler.
When does the sea in Samsun Province in Turkey reach a comfortable swimming temperature?
In Samsun Province (Turkey) the sea temperature can reach 70°F (21°C) in June, July, August, September, and October. It should be noted that the mentioned values apply to the warmest point of the region. In other areas of Samsun Province, the values may vary.
What are the most popular seaside resorts in Samsun Province?
The most popular places on the coast of Samsun Province (Turkey), based on our visitors' interest in the water temperature, are cities Samsun, Terme, Yakakent, Geyikkosan Sahili, and Yorukler.
Which seas and oceans does the Samsun Province have access to?
Samsun Province (Turkey) has access only to the Black Sea.