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Where is the sea warmest in North America in September?

In September the warmest sea in North America is at San Felipe, Mexico, at 31.1°C. 67 of 103 cities measured are comfortable this month.

#CityCountrySeaSwimming
1 San Felipe Mexico 31.1°C Bath-like
2 Campeche Mexico 30.6°C Bath-like
3 Mazatlán Mexico 30.4°C Bath-like
4 Puerto Vallarta Mexico 30.4°C Bath-like
5 Ciudad del Carmen Mexico 30.4°C Bath-like
6 La Cruz Mexico 30.4°C Bath-like
7 Chetumal Mexico 30.4°C Bath-like
8 Key West United States 30.4°C Bath-like
9 Naples United States 30.3°C Bath-like
10 Cape Coral United States 30.3°C Bath-like
11 Acapulco de Juárez Mexico 30.2°C Bath-like
12 Salina Cruz Mexico 30.2°C Bath-like
13 Coatzacoalcos Mexico 30.0°C Bath-like
14 Pompano Beach United States 30.0°C Bath-like
15 Miami United States 30.0°C Bath-like
16 Manzanillo Mexico 30.0°C Bath-like
17 Hollywood United States 30.0°C Bath-like
18 West Palm Beach United States 30.0°C Bath-like
19 Bradenton United States 30.0°C Bath-like
20 Veracruz Mexico 30.0°C Bath-like
21 Playa del Carmen Mexico 29.8°C Bath-like
22 Largo United States 29.7°C Bath-like
23 Cancún Mexico 29.6°C Bath-like
24 Tarpon Springs United States 29.6°C Bath-like
25 New Orleans United States 29.4°C Bath-like

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

North America in other months

September elsewhere