NE 14th Court
beach
intermediate
NE 14th Court is an Atlantic sandbar surf zone at Fort Lauderdale in Broward County. The representative coordinate marks nearshore water, not a fixed takeoff; sandbars, currents, and access conditions can change.
Fort Lauderdale water temperature today
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Fort Lauderdale water temperature today is 86°F. Most surfers should plan around Boardshorts.
Water temperatures refreshed hourly from NOAA buoys and forecast models.
Fort Lauderdale water stays swimmable most of the year, but winter cold fronts can drop temps fast. Hurricane season brings the warmest water alongside the best waves. This guide helps you pick the right rubber for each season.
86°F
Boardshorts
Warm enough for boardshorts or a bikini
Data from NE 14th Court · 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 Fort Lauderdale
Spot guide for Fort Lauderdale
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 Fort Lauderdale
Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
About surfing in Fort Lauderdale
- Water temperatures in Fort Lauderdale typically range from 65-85°F. For summer, boardshorts is recommended. In winter, you'll want 3/2mm. Spring and fall may require adjusting based on your cold tolerance.
- Water temperatures in Fort Lauderdale vary by season, ranging from 65-85°F. Check Quiver's live water temperature data for real-time readings at specific surf spots. Temperatures are typically warmest around August and coldest in January.
- Yes! During May-October, water temperatures in Fort Lauderdale are warm enough to surf in boardshorts. Outside that window, boardshorts is a good baseline for comfortable sessions.
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