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Is it too cold to swim in San Diego in June?

Ocean Temperature in June San Diego beach weather in June lags slightly behind other summer months, as temperatures are generally cooler (and there are more clouds in the air). The average ocean temperature during June is 64.6 degrees Fahrenheit.



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But if you're looking for the best time to visit San Diego for water sports, here's some helpful intel. The hottest ocean temperatures occur in August, with the official records recording the water temperature of 68° F. Conversely, expect the ocean to be at its coldest in February when the temperature can dip to 57° F.

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With 113 kilometers (70 miles) of gorgeous coastline and tons of beaches, you'll enjoy lots of great swimming spots in this city. San Diego has warm waters, sandy shores, and plenty of activities for water recreation enthusiasts.

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The month of March is calmer compared to April's weather when the winds are at their highest. So, head out in the morning and swim during the warmest part of the day if you want to avoid being too cold. You can swim just about any time of year in San Diego.

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It's no secret that San Diego has some of the best beaches on the West Coast and, by that token, in the entire United States. This is a wonderful attribute of America's Finest City, but we also know that it might make things a little overwhelming as you search for a spot to call your own go-to swimming location.

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July is when disease outbreaks most likely to occur in lakes and oceans.

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To reduce your risk, don't swim too far from shore, stay in groups, avoid being in the water during darkness or twilight, don't go in the water if you are bleeding from a wound, leave shiny jewelry at home, and avoid brightly colored swimwear.

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