February Packing List for Long Beach — What to Wear & Bring

A denim jacket is a classic Long Beach style choice that provides enough warmth for 66°F February afternoons near Shoreline Village.

Perfect for the casual SoCal vibe, a hoodie keeps you warm when temperatures dip to 49°F during evening walks at Rainbow Harbor.

Chinos offer a polished but comfortable option for dining on Pine Avenue while protecting against the crisp 66°F February air.

In February, 66°F can feel cool when the sun is behind clouds; long sleeves provide the right amount of coverage for a day at the Aquarium.

With 5 days of rain in February, sneakers with good traction are essential for navigating the flat but potentially slick sidewalks of Long Beach.

Chelsea boots offer a stylish way to keep feet warm during 49°F evenings while visiting the historic Queen Mary ship.

On sunny 66°F days, canvas shoes are ideal for the laid-back beach-casual atmosphere of Belmont Shore.

Extra cushioning helps during long walks along the 5-mile Long Beach shoreline path when the air is a crisp 66°F.

A hat is a practical accessory for evening harbor cruises when the Long Beach air temperature drops toward 49°F.

February sun reflects strongly off the Pacific Ocean; polarized lenses are recommended for the Long Beach waterfront.

February typically sees 5 days of precipitation, making a small umbrella necessary for exploring the outdoor Shoreline Village shops.

The combination of ocean wind and February sun in Long Beach can quickly chap lips during outdoor excursions.

A sturdy umbrella is a must-have for the 5 days of rain that Long Beach often experiences during the month of February.

Keep your camera and phone safe from sudden February showers while exploring the exposed decks of the Queen Mary.

Even in 66°F weather, staying hydrated is important; an insulated bottle keeps your drink at the right temperature.

A lightweight pack is useful for carrying your layers as you transition from 49°F mornings to 66°F afternoons in Long Beach.