Rockhampton Sea Temperature in February

Looking to find out what the average sea water temperature in Rockhampton is for February? Find out what the lowest, highest, and average water temperatures are for Rockhampton over the past 10 years.

Average water temperature in Rockhampton for February

The average, high, and low temperatures below should help you if you can swim in the water in Rockhampton in February.

Average

28.13° C

82.64° F

High

30.13° C

86.23° F

Low

26.25° C

79.25° F

Water temperature range by day in February in Rockhampton

The chart below shows the range of low and high temperatures by day for the month of February in Rockhampton.

Average daily water temperatures in Rockhampton for February

Day	Average	Low	High
1	28.57° C	27.57° C	29.79° C
2	28.55° C	27.46° C	29.85° C
3	28.49° C	27.14° C	29.92° C
4	28.37° C	27.05° C	29.89° C
5	28.32° C	27.01° C	30.02° C
6	28.29° C	27.04° C	30.13° C
7	28.17° C	26.87° C	29.99° C
8	27.98° C	26.7° C	29.76° C
9	27.92° C	26.69° C	29.49° C
10	27.96° C	27.03° C	29.36° C
11	28.07° C	26.84° C	29.25° C
12	27.99° C	26.68° C	29.09° C
13	27.99° C	26.58° C	29.15° C
14	28.04° C	26.46° C	29.28° C
15	28.05° C	26.28° C	29.35° C
16	28.1° C	26.25° C	29.33° C
17	28.08° C	26.37° C	29.48° C
18	28.14° C	26.46° C	29.84° C
19	28.15° C	26.49° C	29.94° C
20	28.24° C	26.89° C	29.98° C
21	28.2° C	27.04° C	29.91° C
22	28.17° C	27.24° C	29.76° C
23	28.08° C	27.41° C	29.07° C
24	28.03° C	27.27° C	29.25° C
25	27.92° C	27.2° C	29.13° C
26	27.9° C	27.11° C	28.87° C
27	27.92° C	27.1° C	29° C
28	27.9° C	26.92° C	29.05° C
29	28.45° C	27.7° C	28.97° C

Water temperature in February for locations near Rockhampton

Yeppoon

Australia, Australia and Oceania

Great Keppel Island

Australia, Australia and Oceania

Data source and citation

Raw data for the calculations made to find the sea surface temperature in Rockhampton comes from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and their 1/4° daily Optimum Interpolation Sea Surface Temperature.

The water temperature data is constructed by combining observations from different platforms (satellites, ships, buoys, and Argo floats) on a regular global grid. A spatially complete sea surface temperature map is then built by interpolating to fill in gaps in the data.

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