Water Weight Calculator

Calculate How Much Does Water Weigh?

How much does Water Weight?

Water weight is not a straight static calculation, as it changes based on environment values like temperature. Temperature affects the density of the water, resulting change of weight. For the same volume of water, Cold water weights more in comparison hotter water weights less.

In general, we calculate the water weight assuming the temperature will be normal room temprature, which is (70°F / 21°C). At room temperature the density of water is 0.99802 g/ml.

Weight of Water for Different Volumes

Volume Kilograms (kg) Grams (g) Ounces (oz) Pounds (lb)
1 Teaspoon 0.004929 kg 4.929 g 0.1739 oz 0.0109 lb
1 tablespoon 0.0148 kg 14.787 g 0.5216 oz 0.0326 lb
1 cup 0.2366 kg 236.59 g 8.345 oz 0.5216 lb
1 pint 0.4732 kg 473.18 g 16.691 oz 1.043 lb
1 quart 0.9464 kg 946.35 g 33.382 oz 2.086 lb
1 gallon 3.785 kg 3,785.4 g 133.53 oz 8.345 lb
1 milliliter 0.001 kg 1 g 0.0353 oz 0.002205 lb
1 liter 1 kg 1,000 g 35.274 oz 2.205 lb
1 cubic inch 0.0164 kg 16.387 g 0.578 oz 0.0361 lb
1 cubic foot 28.317 kg 28,317 g 998.85 oz 62.428 lb
1 cubic yard 764.55 kg 764,555 g 26,969 oz 1,685.6 lb
1 cubic centimeter 0.001 kg 1 g 0.0353 oz 0.002205 lb
1 cubic meter 1,000 kg 1,000,000 g 35,274 oz 2,204.6 lb

Water Density at Various Temperatures

The Temperature Affects the Weight of Water, temperature has an effect on the density of water, and thus its precise weight will vary with the temperature. As the temperature of water rises, it expands, causing it to increase in volume slightly.

At a molecular level, as the temperature rises, the heat of the water molecules increases, which increases their energy. As the energy in the molecules rises, the particles within move and vibrate more, causing them to take up more space.The chart below shows the density of water at various temperatures.

Temperature( °F / °C ) Density( grams/cm3 )
32° / 0° 0.99987 g/cm3
39.2°/4.0° 1.0 g/cm3
40°/4.4° 0.99999 g/cm3
50°/10° 0.99975 g/cm3
60°/15.6° 0.99907 g/cm3
70°/21° 0.99802 g/cm3
80°/26.7° 0.99669 g/cm3
90°/32.2° 0.99510 g/cm3
100°/37.8° 0.99318 g/cm3
120°/48.9° 0.98870 g/cm3
140°/60° 0.98338 g/cm3
160°/71.1° 0.97729 g/cm3
180°/82.2° 0.97056 g/cm3
200°/93.3° 0.96333 g/cm3
212°/100° 0.95865 g/cm3