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Bear River

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Bear River Current Water Temperature and Forecast

On this page, you will find comprehensive information about the water temperature in Bear River, including current readings, historical data and trends, monthly averages, as well as weather forecasts and upcoming temperature predictions. We find every spot where you can swim and tell you what the water temperature is there today and throughout the year.

Current Water Temperature in Bear River

79°F

TODAY

80°F

YESTERDAY

80°F

A WEEK AGO

As of today, the minimum water temperature in the Bear River ranges from 75°F (23°C) to 79°F (26°C). This is a very comfortable temperature for swimming, and many people can enjoy prolonged stays in the water without feeling cold. The water is pleasantly warm, making it ideal for relaxation and water sports. This temperature range is particularly popular among tourists, as it combines comfort and safety for health.

It is important to note that these swimming tips and recommendations apply only in good weather. When the air temperature is below 68°F (20°C), and sometimes even below 77°F (25°C), swimming can be unpleasant even with relatively high water temperatures.

Analysis, Historical Data, and Forecast of Water Temperature

Water Temperature Chart for Bear River Over the Last 30 Days

Today the water temperature in Bear River is higher than the same day in previous years. The water temperature range here in July is from 63°F to 81°F. The water temperature has decreased over the past 7 days but has increased over the past month.

The forecasted water temperature values for Bear River are presented in the table below.

The actual water temperature values near the shore may differ by a few degrees from the stated values. For the development of the forecast, we use our own mathematical model that takes into account the current water temperature changes, historical data, and key weather trends, including wind strength and direction, and air temperature in each specific region.

Daily Water Temperature Chart

DateCurrentAverageForecast
Jul 2380°F72°F
Jul 2479°F72°F
Jul 2580°F72°F
Jul 2680°F72°F
Jul 2780°F72°F
Jul 2879°F72°F
Jul 2980°F72°F
Jul 3079°F72°F
Jul 3172°F78°F
Aug 171°F78°F
Aug 271°F77°F
Aug 371°F76°F
Aug 471°F76°F
Aug 571°F75°F
Aug 671°F75°F
Aug 771°F74°F
* Current - Actual water temperature value
** Average - Average water temperature on this day in recent years
*** Forecast - Our water temperature forecast

Water Temperature Ranges in Bear River by Month

January

MinimumAverageMaximum
34°F41°F48°F

February

MinimumAverageMaximum
34°F41°F48°F

March

MinimumAverageMaximum
36°F44°F52°F

April

MinimumAverageMaximum
39°F50°F61°F

May

MinimumAverageMaximum
46°F56°F70°F

June

MinimumAverageMaximum
57°F66°F75°F

July

MinimumAverageMaximum
63°F72°F81°F

August

MinimumAverageMaximum
63°F71°F73°F

September

MinimumAverageMaximum
52°F64°F66°F

October

MinimumAverageMaximum
46°F56°F61°F

November

MinimumAverageMaximum
37°F47°F61°F

December

MinimumAverageMaximum
37°F40°F46°F

Monthly Water Temperature Histogram for Bear River

Water Temperature in Cities and Towns on Bear River

Soda Springs
United States (Idaho)
76°F
Preston
United States (Idaho)
82°F
Corinne
United States (Utah)
76°F

Bear River Weather

JULY 31

59°F / 97°F
overcast

rain: 9% | wind: 18 mph

AUGUST 1

57°F / 95°F
overcast

rain: 6% | wind: 16 mph

AUGUST 2

57°F / 95°F
clear sky

rain: 3% | wind: 16 mph

AUGUST 3

59°F / 99°F
clear sky

rain: 3% | wind: 17 mph

Water Temperature in Bear River: General Trends and Swimming Opportunities

Source Confluence of Hayden Fork and Stillwater Fork
• location Uinta Mountains, Summit County, Utah
• coordinates 40°52′2″N 110°50′9″W
• elevation 8,510 ft (2,590 m)
Mouth:
• location Great Salt Lake, Box Elder County, Utah
• coordinates 41°27′30″N 112°17′25″W
• elevation 4,211 ft (1,284 m)
Length 350 mi (560 km)

Bear River, flowing through Wyoming, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities, but its suitability for swimming depends largely on the season and location. The river originates in the Uinta Mountains of Utah, passing through Wyoming before heading back into Utah and eventually Idaho. Its water temperature varies throughout the year, influenced by seasonal snowmelt and elevation. In the summer, temperatures can range from 50°F to 65°F (10°C to 18°C), though certain stretches may remain colder due to proximity to mountain runoff.

Swimming in Bear River is possible in some areas, particularly during late spring and summer when flows are less intense, and the weather is warmer. However, the river is more commonly known for activities like fishing, kayaking, and tubing. Swimmers should exercise caution, as the water can be swift and chilly even in warmer months, and some sections of the river are shallow or rocky. If you’re looking for a refreshing dip, scouting calm stretches or nearby reservoirs fed by the river, such as Bear Lake, might be a safer and more comfortable option.

Geographical Location of Bear River

Frequently Asked Questions About Bear River and its Water Temperatures

What is the current water temperature in Bear River?

The water temperature today in Bear River ranges from 76°F (24.4°C) to 82°F (27.6°C).

What is the water temperature in Bear River during the summer months?

The average water temperature in Bear River during the summer months is typically between 65°F to 71°F (19°C to 21°C), and it can reach up to 75°F (24°C) at its warmest. However, in some years, the temperature may exceed this range.

What is the water temperature in Bear River in May?

The average water temperature in Bear River in May ranges from 46°F to 70°F (8°C to 21°C).

What is the water temperature in Bear River in September?

The average water temperature in Bear River in September is typically between 52°F to 66°F (11°C to 19°C).

Where does Bear River flow?

Bear River flows through United States (Wyoming, Utah, Idaho).

Is it possible to swim in the Bear River?

Yes, it is possible to swim in the Bear River. However, one must be cautious about water safety conditions and local regulations.