Water and sea temperature in St.-Petersburg (22nd January 2021)
The ocean temperature for St.-Petersburg is -1°C today
Average water/sea temperatures this week for St.-Petersburg
What wetsuit thickness is needed for St.-Petersburg?
The water temperature in St.-Petersburg is extremely cold. We strongly recommend wearing a 6/5 mm to 6/5/4 mm full sealed and taped suit with boots, gloves and a hood particularly if you will be in the ocean for an extended period of time.
Please note: These are general guidelines based on today's average water temperature of -1°C in St.-Petersburg. If there are strong winds, cold air temperatures, you are engaging in activities with less movement or you get cold easily, you may want to consider a thicker wetsuit. consider a thicker wetsuit.
Information about our water / sea temperature data for St.-Petersburg
Our measurements for the water temperature in St.-Petersburg, Russia are provided by the daily sea surface temperature (SST) satellite readings from NOAA.
Please be aware that our water temperatures are based on open water averages. Actual sea surface water temperatures close to the shore at St.-Petersburg can vary by several degrees.
Weather patterns that can increase variation in water temperatures
Heavy rains, locations near river mouths and long periods of strong offshore winds can cause variations in ocean temperatures. Offshore winds cause the colder deep water to replace the surface water which has been warmed by the sun.
Whilst sea temperatures for St.-Petersburg are as accurate as current data allows, there may be slight local and regional variations depending on conditions and variations in sea depth.