Can I swim at Fort Zachary Taylor right now?

The sea at Fort Zachary Taylor is currently 30.5°C — excellent swimming conditions. Most swimmers will find the water comfortable when it's above 22°C; below 18°C feels fresh and a wetsuit is recommended.

What will the sea temperature be at Fort Zachary Taylor next week?

Based on long-term June averages and the latest marine model, expect the sea around Fort Zachary Taylor to sit close to 29.7°C over the next 7 days. Check the live 7-day chart above for the exact daily outlook.

When is the best month to swim at Fort Zachary Taylor?

July – August – September are typically the warmest months to swim at Fort Zachary Taylor, with sea temperatures at their seasonal peak.

Do I need a wetsuit at Fort Zachary Taylor?

With water currently at 30.5°C: above 22°C no wetsuit needed; 18–22°C a shorty is comfortable for long swims; 14–18°C a 3/2mm full suit; below 14°C a 4/3mm or thicker.

United States

Florida Keys · Atlantic Ocean

Fort Zachary Taylor

Popular Florida Keys beach near Key West.

Very warm water with a light chop and a moderate breeze — good swimming conditions.

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Sea temperature now

30.5°Ctropical

Good

Updated just now · Source: Open-Meteo Marine

Air temperature

28.9°C

Wave height

0.6 m

Wind

27.9 km/h

UV index

0.0 UV index

Location

Fort Zachary Taylor on the map, with nearby beaches and live sea temperatures.

7-day forecast

Water, air, waves, wind and UV outlook for the week ahead.

Wetsuit recommendation

No wetsuit

At 30.5°C the water is warm enough to swim and surf in just a swimsuit or boardshorts.

Surf & watersports

Tropical-feel conditions. Most swimmers stay comfortable for an hour or more without thermal protection. UV exposure is the bigger risk — sunscreen and a rash vest are worth packing.

Open-water swimming

Open-water swims of 60+ minutes feel comfortable with no neoprene.

Recommendation tuned for Fort Zachary Taylor's current water temperature. Individual tolerance, wind chill, and session length all matter — when in doubt, size up.

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