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Where is the sea warmest in the Baltic in February?

In February the warmest sea in the Baltic is at Rønne, Denmark, at 3.8°C. Nowhere in the region is comfortable for swimming this month — not one of the 90 cities measured reaches 19.0°C.

#CityCountrySeaSwimming
1 Rønne Denmark 3.8°C Dangerous
2 Koszalin Poland 3.6°C Dangerous
3 Władysławowo Poland 3.6°C Dangerous
4 Zelenogradsk Russia 3.6°C Dangerous
5 Frederikshavn Denmark 3.6°C Dangerous
6 Kragerø Norway 3.6°C Dangerous
7 Svetlogorsk Russia 3.6°C Dangerous
8 Darłowo Poland 3.5°C Dangerous
9 Reda Poland 3.5°C Dangerous
10 Gdynia Poland 3.5°C Dangerous
11 Gdańsk Poland 3.4°C Dangerous
12 Ustka Poland 3.4°C Dangerous
13 Kołobrzeg Poland 3.4°C Dangerous
14 Trzebiatów Poland 3.4°C Dangerous
15 Vejle Denmark 3.3°C Dangerous
16 Fredericia Denmark 3.3°C Dangerous
17 Horsens Denmark 3.3°C Dangerous
18 Oldenburg in Holstein Germany 3.3°C Dangerous
19 Palanga Lithuania 3.3°C Dangerous
20 Klaipėda Lithuania 3.3°C Dangerous
21 Fehmarn Germany 3.3°C Dangerous
22 Århus Denmark 3.2°C Dangerous
23 Kappeln Germany 3.2°C Dangerous
24 Ribnitz-Damgarten Germany 3.2°C Dangerous
25 Kamień Pomorski Poland 3.2°C Dangerous

Ranked on the NOAA OISST monthly climatology — a long-run average for February, not a forecast. A given February will run warmer or cooler than this, and the sea is warmest late in the afternoon and late in the season.

the Baltic in other months

February elsewhere