Baltic Sea Water Temperature at Vogelsang-Warsin: Weather Forecast for Today and Tomorrow
Published by Time, the latest article by Danny Buchel provides updates on the ongoing beach season and offers a reliable estimate of the current Baltic Sea water temperature near Vogelsang-Warsin.
Although no direct satellite water temperature data specifically for Vogelsang-Warsin was found, the closest data points offer valuable approximations. The water temperature on Usedom Island, Germany, on August 20, 2025, was approximately 21.0°C, slightly above the average August temperature of 19.9°C. Swinoujscie, Poland, recorded a surface water temperature of 20.1°C on August 23, 2025, with expectations of remaining around that for 10 days.
These figures suggest that the current Baltic Sea water temperature near Vogelsang-Warsin in late August 2025 is roughly 20–21°C. August averages near 20°C, indicating stable warm temperatures suitable for swimming in this period.
The article also mentions that the weather conditions in Vogelsang-Warsin can be found on the website, and that the article can be followed on Facebook, Google News, and X. Subscription to the News.de newsletter is available for those interested in staying updated.
While no specific details about the current or predicted weather conditions were provided, the article assures that the weather is currently cooperative for spending time at the Baltic Sea beach.
For more detailed information about the current and weekly Baltic Sea water temperature, readers are encouraged to visit the website provided in the article. The article concludes without mentioning any further actions or updates beyond the current publication.
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