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Vermont Water Temperatures

Current lake & river temperatures in Vermont — updated daily from USGS sensors.

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With Data
61.7°F
State Avg
65.7°F
Warmest
65.7°F
Warmest
Lake Champlain At Burlington, Vt
61.7°F
State Average
59 water bodies
57.7°F
Coldest
Black River At Coventry, Vt
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Swimming Conditions
🚫 Too cold for most swimmers
Based on avg 61.7°F
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Fishing Conditions
🎣 Good — trout, walleye, bass
Based on avg 61.7°F

Vermont — Ranked by Temperature

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65.7°F
🌤️ Comfortable
2
57.7°F
🌊 Cool
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Vermont Water Temperature FAQ

What is the warmest lake in Vermont today?

Based on our latest USGS data, Lake Champlain At Burlington, Vt is currently the warmest water body in Vermont at 65.7°F.

Which Vermont lakes are good for swimming right now?

Lakes with water temperatures above 72°F are generally comfortable for swimming. Currently, Vermont's average water temperature is 61.7°F — check individual lakes above for specific conditions.

What is the best water temperature for fishing in Vermont?

The optimal temperature range depends on your target species. For bass fishing, look for water bodies between 65–75°F. For trout, target the coldest water bodies in Vermont — typically 50–65°F. Use the table above to identify which lakes are in the ideal range for your target species.

🔬 Data Methodology & Sources

Water temperature readings on this site are collected from USGS (United States Geological Survey) monitoring stations installed at lakes, rivers, and reservoirs across the country. Sensors measure water surface temperature in Celsius, which is converted to Fahrenheit for display. Data is retrieved and stored daily. Temperatures shown reflect the most recent available sensor reading for each water body, typically from the past 1–30 days depending on station reporting frequency.

⚠️ Water temperatures can vary significantly across a water body due to depth, currents, and time of day. Sensor readings represent conditions at the monitoring station location. Always exercise caution when swimming and consult local authorities for official safety advisories.