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Water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0.00 degrees Celsius) at 1 atm (the atmospheric pressure at sea level). But if the pressure is higher or lower this can affect its melting point. Generally, 0.01 degrees Celsius at sea level is the point at which water melts. See the link below for a more accurate answer.
