+29°≈
Yantszy
+27°≈
Khuankhe
+29°≈
Niger
+27°≈
Amazon
+26°≈
Mississippi
+25°≈
Danube
+20°≈
Parana
+25°≈
Syr Darya
+27°≈
Gang
+26°≈
Evfrat
+26°≈
Tigris
+26°≈
Goluboy Nil
+22°≈
Okavango
+26°≈
Amudarya
+23°≈
Sungari
+18°≈
Atabaska
+25°≈
Kura
+23°≈
Dniester
+22°≈
Rhine
+24°≈
Ili
+20°≈
Elbe
+25°≈
Tedzhen
+21°≈
Tuul
+19°≈
Vistula
+22°≈
Oder
+22°≈
Tisza
+23°≈
Prut
+24°≈
Panj
+20°≈
Meuse
+22°≈
Pripyat
+19°≈
Western Bug
+22°≈
Seine
+22°≈
Horyn
+24°≈
Guadiana
+23°≈
Naryn
+24°≈
Drava
+22°≈
Turgay
+24°≈
Connecticut
+25°≈
Kuilu
+22°≈
Olt
+20°≈
Styr
+20°≈
Berezina
+17°≈
Rio Dulce
+22°≈
Kalmius
+22°≈
Mokri Yaly
+16°≈
Glomma
+24°≈
Bartang
+21°≈
Inhulets
+25°≈
Sitaun
+25°≈
Diyala
+21°≈
Kalchik
+20°≈
Ptich
+20°≈
Shchara
+24°≈
Allegeyni
+22°≈
Lyaokhe
+21°≈
Inn
+19°≈
Narew
+22°≈
Solenaya
+20°≈
Viliya
+17°≈
Nevolnichya
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All rivers of the world
The world’s largest rivers are the Amazon, Nile, Yangtze, Mississippi, Danube and Ganges. Their water temperature depends strongly on the climate zone: the tropical Amazon and Nile stay warm year-round (+26…+30 °C), while the Danube and Mississippi warm to +20…+24 °C in summer and cool down in winter. Tropical rivers are swimmable all year, temperate ones from late June to August. Values are recomputed hourly for every riverside city in the catalogue. Pick a river to see water temperature by city, a daily forecast and the monthly climate norm.