Current Water Temperature
at Wheeler Creek At Bill Cheek Road, Near Auburn, GA

Yesterday's water temperature for Wheeler Creek At Bill Cheek Road, Near Auburn, GA was between 74.12°F and 77.54°F with an average of 75.74°F. This is warmer than the historical average for July.

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Water temperature by month

Month Average Temperature (°F) Average Temperature (°C)
January 48.51 9.17
February 51.20 10.67
March 56.34 13.52
April 59.05 15.03
May 63.73 17.63
June 69.31 20.73
July 72.87 22.71
August 72.79 22.66
September 68.34 20.19
October 61.32 16.29
November 54.37 12.43
December 49.96 9.98

These monthly temperatures are averages of the available data from the following years: 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020.

Site location

  • Latitude: 34.0822222
  • Longitude: -83.8544444
  • Altitude: 884.31 feet
  • Altitude Accuracy: Within .07 feet
  • Map: View on Google Maps

About this data

This data was sourced from the US Geological Survey, "the science arm of the Department of the Interior bringing an array of earth, water, biological, and mapping data and expertise to bear in support of decision-making on environmental, resource, and public safety issues."

  • Agency: USGS
  • Site Number: 02217274
  • Site Name: Wheeler Creek At Bill Cheek Road, Near Auburn, Ga
  • Hydrologic Unit Code: 03070101

Is it warm enough for swimming?

Water temperatures can vary significantly based on the location and time of year. Generally, swimming is considered comfortable in water temperatures between 78°F (25°C) and 82°F (28°C). Cooler temperatures can be refreshing, but if the water temperature drops below 70°F (21°C), prolonged exposure can be uncomfortable without a wetsuit.

Should you wear a wetsuit?

Wetsuits provide insulation and buoyancy, making them ideal for swimming in cooler waters. Here are some general guidelines for wetsuit use:

  • 70°F (21°C) and above: No wetsuit needed for most people.
  • 65°F - 70°F (18°C - 21°C): A thin wetsuit (2mm - 3mm) is recommended.
  • 60°F - 65°F (15°C - 18°C): A thicker wetsuit (4mm - 5mm) is recommended.
  • Below 60°F (15°C): A full wetsuit with a hood, gloves, and booties is recommended for safety and comfort.