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MAP & NEARBY OBSERVATIONS
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Click or tap the water to read its temperature. Water colors show a daily satellite-based analysis. Numbered labels are station measurements from their own observation times. Unshaded water has no analysis.
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Pacific Ocean
San Diego Bay
Los Angeles Harbor
Santa Monica Bay
San Luis Obispo Bay
Monterey Bay
San Francisco Bay
Biscayne Bay
Florida Straits
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
St. Johns River entrance
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Charleston Harbor
Lake Erie
Lake Erie
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Readings apply to the named monitoring stations. Neighboring beaches, bays and shallow water may differ. Understand the data ↗
ABOUT THIS AREA
The map starts near Spencerville, Oklahoma, at approximately 34.1508°, -95.3771°. It covers about 100 miles across. Pan or zoom to choose a lake, bay or section of coast, then click the water to check for a surface estimate.
Geography: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) and US Census Bureau, 2025 Gazetteer. Area positions are navigation points, separate from water sensors.
TIDES & TEMPERATURES
No reviewed station in our current catalogue is within 50 miles of this location. A local water temperature and tide table are not available. NASA shading may still provide a dated surface estimate over covered water.
Ocean tides apply to connected coastal water at the specified station. Inland lakes use lake-level information where supported. We do not create a tide table or a temperature by copying a distant station.
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