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Montrose sea temperature today

Montrose, Angus, Scotland. Coastal town.

Latest satellite reading, 28 Oct 2026
11.7 °C
53 °F. Close to the normal for 28 Oct (normal 11.4 °C).
Normal for this date
11.4 °C
2003 to 2014 average for 28 Oct
Change over 7 days
-0.4 °C
Compared with the reading a week earlier
Wetsuit guide (general)
5/4 mm full wetsuit with boots
Band 9 to 12 °C. Gloves and a hood are worth considering.

Last 30 days at Montrose

10111213141529 Sep13 Oct28 Oct

Solid line: daily satellite reading (°C). Dashed line: normal for each date (2003 to 2014 average).

Recent daily readings

DateReadingNormalDifference
28 Oct 202611.7 °C11.4 °C+0.2
27 Oct 202611.8 °C11.5 °C+0.3
26 Oct 202611.7 °C11.6 °C+0.1
25 Oct 202611.7 °C11.7 °C+0.1
24 Oct 202611.8 °C11.7 °C+0.1
23 Oct 202612.1 °C11.7 °C+0.4
22 Oct 202612.2 °C11.7 °C+0.4

Normal sea temperature by month at Montrose

Averages of the satellite analysis for 2003 to 2014. The sea here is normally warmest in August (about 13.6 °C) and coldest in February (about 6.1 °C).

MonthAverageLowest dayHighest day
January7.2 °C6.4 °C7.9 °C
February6.1 °C6.0 °C6.3 °C
March6.2 °C5.9 °C6.6 °C
April7.1 °C6.5 °C8.0 °C
May9.0 °C8.0 °C10.4 °C
June11.4 °C10.4 °C12.3 °C
July13.4 °C12.7 °C14.0 °C
August13.6 °C13.3 °C13.9 °C
September13.3 °C12.8 °C13.6 °C
October12.0 °C11.4 °C12.8 °C
November10.5 °C9.5 °C11.4 °C
December8.6 °C7.8 °C9.5 °C

Nearby places

PlaceAreaDistanceLatest
ArbroathAngus19 km11.5 °C
CarnoustieAngus28 km11.3 °C
StonehavenAberdeenshire32 km11.9 °C
St AndrewsFife47 km11.4 °C
CrailFife52 km11.8 °C

More: all places in Angus, Scotland.

About this reading

The value comes from the satellite analysis grid cell centred at 56.72° N, 2.48° W, under 1 km from the GeoNames point for Montrose. Each cell is about 1 km across. It is the nearest cell the analysis treats as open sea.

Please note. These are satellite-based estimates of the sea surface temperature on a grid about 1 km wide. Water at the shoreline, in rock pools, estuaries and shallow bays can be several degrees warmer or colder. Readings are usually one to two days old. This is not safety advice: check local lifeguard and coastguard guidance before swimming. Water below about 15 °C can cause cold water shock.