Average water temperature in Buenos Aires

On this page you find the mean water temperature over the year in Buenos Aires (), Argentina. Take a closer look at the water temperature patterns and what they mean for swimming and recreation.

Buenos Aires experiences water temperature shifts throughout the year. The warmest month, February, reaches an average of 21°C.

The coldest month, August, averages 10°C. Visitors during these months can leave their swimming gear at home.

Forecast for Buenos Aires

Sat Jan 11

32°C | 18°C

5 m/s

almost clear and no rain

hourly forecast

Sun Jan 12

33°C | 20°C

5 m/s

clear and no rain

hourly forecast

Mon Jan 13

35°C | 22°C

5 m/s

clear and no rain

hourly forecast

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