Arriving Saturday. Looks like things may get drier by then. Here's hoping. Bought bug spray yesterday, too. 10% deet. Label pecifically mentions no-seeums. We'll see, especially with all this rain they may be prolific.
November, the rainiest month
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Sunday 11/12 sunset
A little drizzle today
A little drizzle today
At what point do they call the dives? I am hoping not just for a rain storm.
Three more weeks for me...
Three more weeks for me...
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Coco View call a dive? Rarely. In my 50+ weeks over 38 years, maybe no boat diving 3 days in my experience.
This excludes real deal
There are two nearby dive sites CCV can reach by motoring inshore of reef break, moor in flat water while divers slip out through a slot in the wall.
11/13 Monday
Mostly no rain and flat today, drizzle atound 1600 hrs, shore divers coming in at CCV from afternoon dive, Rostan Divers getting ready for the weekly night dive, CCV does that at 2000hrs or so..,,
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11/14 Tuesday, widespread light rain throughout last night, today dawned broken 80% cloud cover but no precipitation. It did rain at different points on island throughout the day, diving continues but Pod People (Cruise Shippers) stayed near their big floating hotel.
Dive on…
Dive on…
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Funny, I often say muck diving the Coco View channel is like Monterey bay, only warmer.
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11/15 Wednesday started drizzly, but soon cleared!
Previously at o8oo:
Previously at o8oo:
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11/16 no rain until 1400 hrs,
but then…
Diving continues!
but then…
Diving continues!
Two more weeks. Time to start packing, unpacking, packing again, putting everything on a charger, unpacking, taking inventory, and packing.
I love scuba.
I love scuba.
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Friday 17 November- Looks clear!
Note the most unusual weather pattern. This rain will “lift” from the Equator and move slowly NNE in a clockwise path towards Cayman and beyond.
This morning at 0730, winds are causing surf conditions to the West, look to the upper right in this image:
And West End, not easy…
South from Coco View
BUT IT’S NOT RAINING ! (yet)
Note the most unusual weather pattern. This rain will “lift” from the Equator and move slowly NNE in a clockwise path towards Cayman and beyond.
This morning at 0730, winds are causing surf conditions to the West, look to the upper right in this image:
And West End, not easy…
South from Coco View
BUT IT’S NOT RAINING ! (yet)
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