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Sheboygan water temperature

From the latest NASA JPL satellite analysis (November 3, 2026), for the nearest water 0.6 mi away.

56°F
Very cold 13.2°C · +9.3°F vs a typical November
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Is it too cold to swim in Sheboygan?

The latest NASA JPL satellite analysis, dated November 3, 2026, gives 56°F (13.2°C) at the nearest water pixel. That is very cold water.

Between 50°F and 60°F, rated very dangerous to immediately life-threatening: the range where most unacclimated people have a maximum cold shock response. Temperature is only one factor: check rip current and surf alerts, and swim near lifeguards.

How cold is too cold to swim?

Water temperature through the year

Average water temperature by month, satellite 2016–2025. Warmest in August.

Average water temperature by month

MonthAverageColdest yearWarmest year
January 37°F 36°F 38°F
February 36°F 34°F 37°F
March 36°F 34°F 37°F
April 38°F 36°F 40°F
May 43°F 38°F 48°F
June 55°F 50°F 60°F
July 67°F 65°F 71°F
August 71°F 68°F 73°F
September 66°F 63°F 70°F
October 58°F 52°F 63°F
November 46°F 42°F 51°F
December 40°F 39°F 42°F
Monthly mean sea surface temperature from the NASA JPL MUR satellite analysis, 2016–2025, at the nearest water pixel. Afternoon water at the shore can be warmer.

Water temperatures at nearby beaches

Today’s UV index in Sheboygan

Frequently asked questions

Is it too cold to swim in Sheboygan?

The latest NASA JPL satellite analysis, dated November 3, 2026, gives 56°F (13.2°C) at the nearest water pixel. That is very cold water. Between 50°F and 60°F, rated very dangerous to immediately life-threatening: the range where most unacclimated people have a maximum cold shock response. Temperature is only one factor: check rip current and surf alerts, and swim near lifeguards. How cold is too cold?

When is the water warmest at Sheboygan?

Based on satellite data from 2016 to 2025, the water is warmest in August (average 71°F) and coldest in February (average 36°F).

Where does this water temperature come from?

We show NASA JPL’s daily MUR satellite analysis for the nearest water, about 0.6 mi away, when no suitable current in-water sensor is available. Satellite values are typically a degree or two cooler than afternoon readings at the shore. Satellite vs. buoy temperatures.

Sources: NASA JPL MUR satellite analysis; forecast and alerts from the National Weather Service. Readings are provisional. All Wisconsin water temperatures · Methodology