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Florida Gulf · Gulf of Mexico

Pass-a-Grille Water Temperature & Swim Forecast

Popular Florida Gulf beach near St Pete Beach.

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

Sea temperature now
28.6°Ctropical
Excellent
Source: Open-Meteo Marine

Model estimate · modelled, not a buoy measurement. How accurate is this?

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Location

Pass-a-Grille 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 28.6°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 Pass-a-Grille's current water temperature. Individual tolerance, wind chill, and session length all matter — when in doubt, size up.

Pass-a-Grille swimming conditions summary

Water temperature
28.6°C
Water feels
Bath-warm
Swimmable today
Yes — comfortable for most swimmers
Swim conditions score
87/100 · Excellent
Wetsuit needed
No wetsuit
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Average sea temperature (September)
29.0 °C
Warmest months to swim
June, July, August

At 28.6°C the water is warm enough to swim and surf in just a swimsuit or boardshorts. Model estimate. Water, wave, wind and UV values are Open-Meteo marine/weather model estimates, refreshed hourly — not buoy measurements.

Frequently asked questions

Can I swim at Pass-a-Grille right now?

The sea at Pass-a-Grille is currently 28.6°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 Pass-a-Grille next week?

Based on long-term September averages and the latest marine model, expect the sea around Pass-a-Grille to sit close to 27.6°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 Pass-a-Grille?

June – July – August are typically the warmest months to swim at Pass-a-Grille, with sea temperatures at their seasonal peak.

Do I need a wetsuit at Pass-a-Grille?

With water currently at 28.6°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.

Quick answer

Can I swim at Pass-a-Grille today?

The sea is currently 28.6°C — excellent swimming conditions. Most swimmers will find it pleasant.

Key takeaways
  • • Located in Florida Gulf, United States (Gulf of Mexico).
  • • Family friendly with calm, accessible water.
  • • Live data refreshed hourly from Open-Meteo Marine.

Monthly sea temperature averages

Tap any month to see what to expect — based on regional climatology.

19°C → 30°C· Current month outlined· “Best” = within 2°C of the annual peak

Best time to swim in Pass-a-Grille

The sea in Pass-a-Grille peaks in July, when the water averages around 30°C.

The main swimming season runs from March – December, when surface temperatures stay comfortable for extended sessions.

On average, 10 months a year sit above 20°C — the threshold most swimmers describe as pleasant without a wetsuit.

Shoulder months like February and January are noticeably cooler but often quieter, with fewer crowds and steadier weather.

The coldest month is typically January at around 19°C, when cold-water swimmers dominate the coast.

Pass-a-Grille sea temperature history

Long-term climatology for Pass-a-Grille shows an annual mean sea temperature of 25°C, ranging from 19°C in winter to 30°C at the summer peak.

The seasonal swing is roughly 11°C between the coldest and warmest month — a useful yardstick when comparing years or checking whether the current sea is running above or below average.

Recent decades have trended slightly warmer at Pass-a-Grille, in line with regional sea-surface temperature records for the wider basin.

Monthly averages below are drawn from multi-decadal climatology and are updated as new observations arrive.

Jan
19°C
Feb
19°C
Mar
21°C
Apr
24°C
May
27°C
Jun
29°C
Jul
30°C
Aug
30°C
Sep
29°C
Oct
27°C
Nov
23°C
Dec
20°C

Pass-a-Grille sea temperature: frequently asked questions

What is the warmest month to swim in Pass-a-Grille?

July is the warmest month in Pass-a-Grille, when the sea averages about 30°C. Late-season warmth often persists a few weeks after peak.

When is the sea coldest in Pass-a-Grille?

The coldest month in Pass-a-Grille is typically January, when the water averages around 19°C. Cold-water swimmers and surfers dominate this period.

When can you swim in Pass-a-Grille without a wetsuit?

The main swimming season in Pass-a-Grille runs from March – December — about 10 months a year when the sea sits above 20°C, the level most swimmers describe as pleasant without a wetsuit.

Do I need a wetsuit in Pass-a-Grille?

Outside peak summer the water in Pass-a-Grille drops toward 21°C, so a 3/2mm shorty or full wetsuit makes long swims much more comfortable. In peak months most swimmers go without.

What is the average sea temperature in Pass-a-Grille?

The long-term annual mean sea temperature in Pass-a-Grille is about 25°C, based on multi-decadal climatology of the surrounding waters.

How do I check the current sea temperature in Pass-a-Grille?

The live reading at the top of this page shows the current sea temperature in Pass-a-Grille, updated hourly from marine buoy and satellite data. The 7-day forecast covers water, air, waves, wind and UV for the week ahead.

Year-round sea temperature

Best swim months: Mar – Apr – May – Jun – Jul – Aug – Sep – Oct – Nov – Dec

MonthSeaComfort
Jan19°CPleasant
Feb19°CPleasant
Mar21°CPleasant
Apr24°CWarm
May27°CHot
Jun29°CHot
Jul ⭐30°CHot
Aug30°CHot
Sep29°CHot
Oct27°CHot
Nov23°CWarm
Dec20°CPleasant

Nearby beaches

The closest coastline, with live water temperatures.