Dillon Beach
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Dillon Beach is the ocean-facing sandy shoreline at the northern entrance to Tomales Bay. Lawson’s Landing provides one route to its southern frontage.
Dillon Beach water temperature today
Dillon Beach, California
Dillon Beach water temperature today is 62°F. Most surfers should plan around 3/2mm fullsuit.
Water temperatures refreshed hourly from NOAA buoys and forecast models.
Pack the right rubber and you'll extend your sessions in Dillon Beach by an hour. Temps swing from upwelling lows to summer peaks, and the difference between a 3/2 and a 4/3 day can come overnight.
62°F
3/2mm fullsuit
Standard fullsuit for mild conditions
7-Day Temperature Trend
Data from Dillon Beach · Updated hourly
Beach Water Temperatures
Current water temperatures at each surf spot. Temperatures can vary based on local conditions, currents, and depth.
Surf spots in Dillon Beach
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Spot guide for Dillon Beach
Break types, ratings, and local tips for each beach.
What to know about water temperature
- Weekly temperature trends and seasonal averages
- Gear recommendations for dawn patrol versus midday
- Upwelling signals that drop temps overnight
- Health and recovery tips for long cold sessions
Surf Guides for Dillon Beach
Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
About surfing in Dillon Beach
- Water temperatures in Dillon Beach typically range from 55-72°F. For summer, spring suit or 3/2mm is recommended. In winter, you'll want 4/3mm. Spring and fall may require adjusting based on your cold tolerance.
- Water temperatures in Dillon Beach vary by season, ranging from 55-72°F. Check Quiver's live water temperature data for real-time readings at specific surf spots. Temperatures are typically warmest around August-September and coldest in January-February.
- Water temperatures in Dillon Beach range from 55-72°F, so most surfers wear at least spring suit or 3/2mm even in summer. A wetsuit is recommended year-round for longer sessions and early morning surfs.
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