Yeah, I know winter here isn't like a winter in Ottawa or Ulaanbaatar but I'm wondering how much the temps change. What temp should I plan for at 100 feet in say, January? I was figuring it wouldn't get below 70 degrees (21 C?) at that depth (Anilao or PG for arguments sake) but figured I should check.
Temps in the depths of winter
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What???? 70 deg??? Thats too cold for me. Here in Mindanao the coldest I have seen is 76. That was a one time thing also. It is 82-84 here year round. At depth we hit 78 in the "not so hot" months.
and wheres ulanbaatar?
and wheres ulanbaatar?
Halthron,
It doesn't dip below 70 I think somewhere between 75 to 80 during Feb and Mar.
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It doesn't dip below 70 I think somewhere between 75 to 80 during Feb and Mar.
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The lowest temp I have ever recorded is 73 F. That was in Anilao around late January or early February this year. But since the summer it has always been above 80, usually 82-84.
Halthron:
ulaanbatars summer is 18 centigrade
100 feet i'd say 27 centigrade.
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