Average water temperature in Punta Alta

On this page you find the mean water temperature over the year in Punta Alta (Buenos Aires Province), Argentina. Dive into the water temperature trends, highlighting the best times for swimming and other activities.

Data from: Bahía Blanca, Argentina (18 KM, 11 Miles).

Punta Alta experiences water temperature shifts throughout the year. The warmest month, December, reaches an average of 20°C.

The coldest month, July, averages 11°C. Visitors during these months can leave their swimming gear at home.

Forecast for Punta Alta

Tuesday

1 Apr

Partly cloudy

19°C

0 mm

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Wednesday

2 Apr

Fair

19°C

0 mm

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Thursday

3 Apr

Light rain showers

14°C

0.2 mm

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