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Average Newport, RI Temperatures
MonthAir
Temp
Ocean
Temp
Jan38ºF37ºF
Feb39ºF36ºF
Mar46ºF37ºF
Apr55ºF46ºF
May64ºF54ºF
Jun73ºF62ºF
Jul78ºF68ºF
Aug78ºF70ºF
Sep72ºF67ºF
Oct63ºF60ºF
Nov53ºF52ºF
Dec43ºF44ºF

vacation planning tips

If you intend to spend a good deal of time in downtown Newport, try to get accommodations as close to town as possible. Because of its age, Newport was designed as a walking town and parking can be hard to find. Try to walk between destinations and don't forget that cabs are plentiful and cheap around town.


 
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Surfing

Surfing has been a mainstay in Newport culture for many years. Consistently decent surfing conditions and quality gear have made it possible to surf 12 months of the year. The really spectacular waves come from tropical storms and hurricanes in the late summer and early fall. Even if the storms don't make landfall in the eastern United States, they are capable of bringing 10-15 foot swells from hundreds of miles offshore.

Local Surf Spots

Surfer's End- 2nd Beach, Middletown - Most of this beach is closed to surfing except for a small section- this area lies at the beginning of the beach and continues until the large rock that separates it from the rest of the beach. Waves are relatively small and consistent. There are no rocks in the water and is a good place to learn.

1st Beach, Newport - Beach is usually closed to surfers but after regular beach hours and in the off-season there's a few surfers out, especially before/after tropical storms skirt the coast. Generally smaller waves and is a good place to get started.

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