Bodega Bay Beach Water Temperature

59°FChilly — wetsuit recommended

Sea-surface temperature at Bodega Bay Beach, California · times in PDT

Updated 1:00 AM PDT

How it compares today

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Water
59°F
Chilly — wetsuit recommended
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Air
50°F
Clear sky
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Waves
5.6 ft
10s period
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UV Index
0
Low
Weather & UV · Open-Meteo Water & waves · Open-Meteo Marine Tides · NOAA CO-OPS ⚠ Air quality · AirNow (unavailable)

Water temperature through the year

JanJunDec
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October normal
59°F
today is right on it
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Yearly range
52–60°F
coolest April, warmest September
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Above 70°F
0 months
never
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Records from
2023–2025
daily model history

Monthly normals computed from 2023–2025 daily sea-surface temperature history.

Nearby water right now

7-day outlook

DayAir high / lowMax UVRain
Tue, Oct 13 67° / 49° 5 0%
Wed, Oct 14 68° / 51° 5 0%
Thu, Oct 15 75° / 56° 5 0%
Fri, Oct 16 76° / 61° 5 0%
Sat, Oct 17 72° / 59° 5 0%
Sun, Oct 18 65° / 51° 5 0%
Mon, Oct 19 62° / 51° 5 21%

Sea-surface temperature and wave data from the Open-Meteo marine model; weather from Open-Meteo.

Is Bodega Bay Beach warm enough to swim?

At 59°F, the water at Bodega Bay Beach is chilly — wetsuit recommended. Most swimmers are comfortable without a wetsuit above 72°F; below 62°F, cold-water shock becomes a real risk for unprotected swimmers.

That is right on the October average of 59°F for this beach.

The water here never averages above 70°F — even in September, the warmest month, it sits around 60°F. Most people wear a wetsuit.

Frequently asked questions

How warm is the water at Bodega Bay Beach right now?

The sea-surface temperature is about 59°F. That is right on the October average of 59°F for this beach.

When is the water warm enough to swim at Bodega Bay Beach?

The water here never averages above 70°F — even in September, the warmest month, it sits around 60°F. Most people wear a wetsuit.

What is the warmest the water gets at Bodega Bay Beach?

Around 60°F in September, based on 2023–2025 records. The coolest month is April at roughly 52°F.

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