Sea Surface Temperature Map. Sea surface temperatures have a large influence on climate and weather. This temperature directly or indirectly impacts the rate of all physical, chemical, and most biological processes occurring in the ocean.

Users can pinpoint and precisely locate relevant temperature and chlorophyll breaks offshore by moving the bull eye located in the center of the screen over an area of interest. These images show you where the water temps are right for the species you’re targeting, such as tuna, marlin, mahi, and wahoo. Satellite instruments measure sea surface temperature—often abbreviated as sst—by checking how much energy comes off the ocean at different wavelengths.

Today the warmest ocean temperature in north america in tangolunda 27.5°c, in central america in golfito 30.2°c, in africa in morondava 30.6°c, in south america highest water temperature in wolf island 29.6°c, europe's has the warmest beach right now in la restinga 19.8°c.

Satellites have the capabilities to monitor the temperature of the ocean surface, which is also known as sea surface temperature [sst]. The measurements are used by meteorologists for weather prediction, fishermen to identify fishing grounds and navigators to visualize currents. Local storm reports (map) current conditions. For example, every 3 to 7 years a wide swath of the pacific ocean along the equator warms by 2 to 3 degrees celsius.