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Where is the sea warmest in South America in July?

In July the warmest sea in South America is at Santiago de Tolú, Colombia, at 30.4°C. 72 of 125 cities measured are comfortable this month.

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1 Santiago de Tolú Colombia 30.4°C Bath-like
2 Cartagena Colombia 29.9°C Bath-like
3 Turbaná Colombia 29.9°C Bath-like
4 Belém Brazil 29.7°C Bath-like
5 San Juan de Urabá Colombia 29.6°C Bath-like
6 Necoclí Colombia 29.4°C Bath-like
7 Los Puertos de Altagracia Venezuela 29.4°C Bath-like
8 Santa Cruz de Mara Venezuela 29.4°C Bath-like
9 San Rafael Venezuela 29.4°C Bath-like
10 Turbo Colombia 29.4°C Bath-like
11 Macapá Brazil 29.1°C Bath-like
12 New Amsterdam Guyana 29.1°C Bath-like
13 Rose Hall Guyana 29.1°C Bath-like
14 Tuschen Guyana 29.1°C Bath-like
15 Georgetown Guyana 29.1°C Bath-like
16 Anna Regina Guyana 29.1°C Bath-like
17 Corriverton Guyana 29.1°C Bath-like
18 São Luís Brazil 29.0°C Bath-like
19 Nieuw Nickerie Suriname 28.9°C Bath-like
20 Ciénaga Colombia 28.9°C Bath-like
21 Cayenne French Guiana 28.8°C Bath-like
22 Kourou French Guiana 28.8°C Bath-like
23 San Andrés Colombia 28.8°C Bath-like
24 Güiria Venezuela 28.7°C Bath-like
25 Mana French Guiana 28.6°C Bath-like

Ranked on the NOAA OISST monthly climatology — a long-run average for July, not a forecast. A given July will run warmer or cooler than this, and the sea is warmest late in the afternoon and late in the season.

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