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Crikvenica, Croatia
Crikvenica, Croatia | © Mario Crnković

Current water temperature in the Adriatic Sea. Historical and statistical data. Forecast of changes in water temperature in the Adriatic Sea.

Current water temperature in Adriatic Sea

#minimal
63°F
#average
68°F
#maximum
72°F

At the moment on the beaches in Adriatic Sea the water temperature ranges from cool to comfortable and warm.

Adriatic Sea: countries

We track and show sea surface temperature in the following countries and regions related to this sea:

Adriatic Sea: water temperature data

Bathing comfort is also affected by air temperature, wind or precipitation. All this data you can see on the page of each location. To do this, you can use the search or view all locations in a region, country, state or coastline of a particular part of Earth.

Sveti Juraj, Croatia
Sveti Juraj, Croatia | © Božidar Paun

The warmest water in Adriatic Sea was recorded today in Rimini. The water temperature in this location is 73°F. And the coldest in Jadranovo, its value 64°F.

The water temperature in Adriatic Sea has risen both over the past week and over the month. The general trend can be seen on the graph. It shows the change in the average water temperature, calculated at all points in Adriatic Sea over the past two months.

Indicators of changes in water temperature values throughout the year are important. For the two most popular swimming location in Adriatic Sea, the annual schedules look like this:

Adriatic Sea: general information

Lukovo Sugarje, Croatia
Lukovo Sugarje, Croatia | © Jack D

Six countries have access to the Adriatic Sea. The largest coastline is in Croatia and Italy, in Albania and Montenegro - medium, and only small coastal areas in Slovenia, as well as Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The climate of the Adriatic is Mediterranean. Warm mild winters with little rainfall and dry summers. But the Adriatic Sea has its own special features that distinguish it from the rest of the Mediterranean climate.

Local winds (bora, mistral, sirocco) are characteristic, affecting the air temperature. The water temperature from north to south varies from 24 to 26 degrees in August and from 7 to 13 degrees in February. The salinity of the water ranges from 33 to 38 ppm. Irregular semi-daily tides (up to 1.2 m). Summer is dominated by clear weather with pronounced breezes, which is occasionally replaced by rare storms, and winters are cloudy and rainy (up to 70% of the annual precipitation).

In autumn, the sea cools down to + 11 + 13 degrees. In winter, the water temperature in the Adriatic Sea never drops below 6-8 degrees. There are frequent storms in winter. Most of the annual precipitation falls.

In summer, the water always warms up above 20 degrees, reaching a maximum of 26-27 degrees. Summers are usually dry, but the heat is not felt at all thanks to the sea breezes.

From spring to autumn, but more often in July-August, mistrals dominate over the Adriatic - winds that are particularly stable, for which yachtsmen love them for their good forecasting ability. Mistral begins to gain strength, usually at 9-10 am from the southeast, changing its direction to the west. Locals describe it as «the wind following the sun.» On the high seas, it gains strength to a maximum of 20 knots, but at headlands and canals it develops high speed.

Below is information about the current water temperature, the current trend of its change, information about the weather in selected locations in Adriatic Sea.

CityWaterAir
Porec68°F64°F
Zadar67°F69°F
Bibione68°F63°F
Makarska68°F68°F
Umag68°F63°F
Budva70°F69°F
Krk65°F63°F
Lido di Jesolo70°F64°F
Split69°F65°F
Pag68°F64°F
Pula67°F66°F
Rimini73°F66°F
Portoroz68°F63°F
Rovinj67°F64°F
Crikvenica65°F63°F

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.

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