
Forecast & conditions
Ocean City, Maryland Weather
Today's conditions, the 5-day forecast, tides at the Inlet and live cams, so you can plan your beach day.
Ocean City sits on a barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and Assawoman Bay, so the weather can change quickly. Summer highs usually reach the low to mid 80s with afternoon thunderstorms, spring and fall bring warm days and cooler nights, and winter is mild for the Mid-Atlantic. Check the forecast, tides and live cams below before you head to the beach, Boardwalk or bay.
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Sunrise & Sunset
5-day forecast
Highs and lows for Ocean City, with the chance of rain and the strongest wind expected each day.
- Todayovercast clouds76°/ 48°Chance of rain 0%Wind up to 5 mph
- Satovercast clouds74°/ 53°Chance of rain 5%Wind up to 11 mph
- Sunheavy intensity rain72°/ 64°Chance of rain 100%Wind up to 18 mph
- Monovercast clouds73°/ 63°Chance of rain 28%Wind up to 16 mph
- Tueclear sky79°/ 57°Chance of rain 0%Wind up to 9 mph
Tide chart for Ocean City, Maryland
Predicted high and low tides at the Ocean City Inlet (NOAA station 8570283). Heights are in feet above mean lower low water.
Today
- Low tide1:12 AM0.4 ft
- High tide7:37 AM2.8 ft
- Low tide1:35 PM0.3 ft
- High tide8:00 PM2.7 ft
Sat, Oct 10
- Low tide1:52 AM0.4 ft
- High tide8:21 AM2.9 ft
- Low tide2:22 PM0.3 ft
- High tide8:36 PM2.6 ft
Sun, Oct 11
- Low tide2:29 AM0.4 ft
- High tide9:01 AM2.9 ft
- Low tide3:07 PM0.4 ft
- High tide9:12 PM2.5 ft
Live Ocean City weather cams
See the weather right now, 24/7. The best place to watch the storms roll in.
Ocean City weather FAQs
Ocean City Weather
What is the average temperature in Ocean City during the summer?
The average high temperature in Ocean City during the summer months (June-August) is around 80-85°F. However, temperatures can sometimes rise into the 90s°F, especially in July and August.How often does it rain in Ocean City during the summer?
Ocean City experiences occasional rain showers during the summer, usually in the form of afternoon thunderstorms. On average, there are about 8-10 rainy days per month during the summer.Is it windy in Ocean City?
Ocean City can experience moderate winds, especially during the spring and fall months. However, winds are generally calmer during the summer. It’s always a good idea to check the local weather forecast before heading to the beach.Are hurricanes a concern in Ocean City?
Being on the East coast of Maryland we often find ourselves in the middle of some pretty impressive weather systems, but it’s very rare. While hurricanes are not common in Ocean City, they can occur, especially during the Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1st to November 30th. Our live webcams get very popular during storms. It’s important to be aware of the hurricane season and to have a plan in place in case of severe weather. Check the emergency information page on OceanCity.com for information and relevant phone numbers and websites.What is the water temperature like in Ocean City?
The water temperature in Ocean City varies depending on the time of year. During the summer months, the water temperature averages around 70-75°F (21-24°C). However, the water can be cooler in the spring and fall. Surfers don wetsuits and surf all year – regardless of the temperatures. We, personally, like the warm water we see in Ocean City later in the summer and even into the early fall.When Does It Get Warm in Ocean City?
Usually in March and April we see the temperatures rise and linger in the 60’s & 70’s providing excellent weather for enjoying the outside life, walking the boardwalk & beach, biking, and other outdoor activities. The Beach season begins in May and runs until September or October.Is it possible to watch storms in Ocean City, even if I am not there?
Absolutely! As long as the electricity and internet are working, you can watch some impressive wave action and dramatic skies through the webcams on OceanCity.com. You can also keep watch on the OceanCity.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ocfun
Not beach weather?
Ideas for rainy days, and what to know if a storm is headed our way.
