Average water temperature in Río Gallegos

On this page you find the mean water temperature over the year in Río Gallegos (Santa Cruz), Argentina. Dive into the water temperature trends, highlighting the best times for swimming and other activities.

In Río Gallegos, water temperatures remain cool throughout the year. The warmest month is January, with an average water temperature of 10°C.

The coldest water temperature month is August, with an average temperature of 4°C. This temperature is not very suitable for swimming.

Forecast for Río Gallegos

Wed Jan 15

16°C | 7°C

15 m/s

3.4 mm

partly cloudy and rain

hourly forecast

Thu Jan 16

19°C | 6°C

14 m/s

1 mm

overcast and chance of slight rain

hourly forecast

Fri Jan 17

20°C | 9°C

15 m/s

broken clouds and no rain

hourly forecast

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