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Is 65 too cold to sit on the beach?

Close-in ocean temp is currently low 60's. If you happen to have a Southerly or westerly breeze, 65 can be very pleasant on the beach. If it's a northerly wind or one coming off the water, the actual temp on the beach will be much closer to the water temp, regardless of the reported air temperature.



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Close-in ocean temp is currently low 60's. If you happen to have a Southerly or westerly breeze, 65 can be very pleasant on the beach. If it's a northerly wind or one coming off the water, the actual temp on the beach will be much closer to the water temp, regardless of the reported air temperature.

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Beach weather in the mid-60s can change in an instant depending on cloud cover and wind speeds. While at times you may feel fine in just a short-sleeve tee, one gust of wind later, you'll be glad you packed your favorite pullover . Temperatures in the 60s also mean you should wear pants to the beach instead of shorts.

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According to the National Center for Cold Water Safety, water temperatures below 70 degrees Fahrenheit should be treated with caution. Water temperatures between 50 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit makes it difficult to control your breathing, and anything lower than 40 degrees is painfully cold.

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There's no real optimal temperature, but many people feel “comfortable” swimming in water that is 70° to 78° Fahrenheit.

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There can be circumstances when Florida's humidity does, in fact, make it feel colder than what the thermostat reads. It's a mixture of temperatures, the moisture in the air and the human body's efforts to keep its core temperature steady, experts say.

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60s. You'll need to start dressing in layers as soon as the temperature dips below 70 degrees. Beach weather in the mid-60s can change in an instant depending on cloud cover and wind speeds.

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There's no real optimal temperature, but many people feel “comfortable” swimming in water that is 70° to 78° Fahrenheit.

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Staying Warm at the Beach no Matter the Season
  1. Check the Forecast. While the weather forecast can't always predict everything, it's good to do before going to the beach. ...
  2. Pick the Right Fabric. ...
  3. Layering is Great. ...
  4. Sun and Wind Protection. ...
  5. Cold for Hot. ...
  6. Keep your Heart Rate Elevated. ...
  7. Bring Snacks. ...
  8. Bring the Cozy.


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