Water Temps?

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Quarry yesterday was 5c at depth, sea today 7c.
All in all warm and comfy underwater although got cold today on the RIB going back in.
With a drysuit theres no real issue.

Quarry vis 7-8m, sea vis about 0.5m and totally black. Torches needed to read gauges and another dive-by-touch around a wreck. Still fun though

Generally water temp < 21c im in a drysuit. 22c+ im in a 5mm full length. Never less.

 

[reefsavers.org]

Its about 69 in melbourne Florida. I think a Shorty will be just fine.Ill warm up as im eating my fresh lobster. Sorry had to do it! come on down! sam www.reefsavers.org

 

[sitka diver]

sitka water temp. 43degrees

 

[seakdivers]

Yup - what Sitka diver said, although my computer read 44 the other day.

 

[kaboom1371]

41 F in a lake in southern Oregon. shorts and a wrist band got a little to warm. Might have to go to a little lighter suit in these warm waters....

 

[SeanQ]

I havn't checked recently but it's probably around 7C. The air is a nice 15 C though. I need to jump in the water to cool off after getting into two 6.5mm wetsuits.

 

[TMHeimer]

Nova Scotia Atlantic- 53F,+13C. I use the 7 mil year round. We usually peak about 56F and low is 33-34F (+1.5C), but that means 20 mins. dive at most. I've been in Vortex-did about 3 hours of classes with the 7 mil without the bottoms, hood or gloves. They always say it's 68F. My gauge read 63F.

 

[SilentDeepHunter]

So. California 64 F. dry suite still, all depends on the depth. I like to stay warm to vent out nitrogen from the limbs unless your doing a 2 to 1 saturation w/ nitrox. lates

 

[overkillphil]

Way to bump a 4 year old thread guys!

 

[fisheater]

If we're bumping, . . . yesterday's dive was 48 deg.