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Old 09-17-2007, 05:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Grand Cayman in mid-November

What are typical water temps in Grand Cayman in mid-Nov?
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Old 09-20-2007, 12:24 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I'd like to know as well..

2mm shorty going to be good? I used this last year in Bonaire in November and was more than fine.
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Old 09-20-2007, 03:02 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I'm planning on wearing a 1mm fullsuit unless I hear that the water may be under 80F.
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Old 09-20-2007, 03:13 PM   #4 (permalink)
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I would think that under the thermocline its in the high 70's I could be wrong though...
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I would think that under the thermocline its in the high 70's I could be wrong though...
I'm surprised to hear that there is a thermocline at scuba diving depths. I've never encountered one (at least not one that I've noticed) in the caribbean before.

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I would think that under the thermocline its in the high 70's I could be wrong though...
I'm surprised to hear that there is a thermocline at scuba diving depths. I've never encountered one (at least not one that I've noticed) in the caribbean before.
I too am resistant to cold somewhat... but there are thermoclines that you will notice from time to time if paying attention. you can also see this if you wear a dive computer and temp drops all of the sudden in a matter of 3-4 feet to 5-6 degrees less than that above the thermocline. remember that the sun can not penetrate the dense sea air as it does air itself... saltwater is 800 times denser than air.
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This is a dive from Cayman last July. Temperature was a constant 84 degrees all the way down to 150. (Well it was 85 on the very surface )

Viz was probably not much more than 100 feet either. Its a tough life
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This is a dive from Cayman last July. Temperature was a constant 84 degrees all the way down to 150. (Well it was 85 on the very surface )

Viz was probably not much more than 100 feet either. Its a tough life
What's that dive log program you're using on your Mac?
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This is a dive from Cayman last July. Temperature was a constant 84 degrees all the way down to 150. (Well it was 85 on the very surface )

Viz was probably not much more than 100 feet either. Its a tough life
What's that dive log program you're using on your Mac?
It is from a Sensus Pro dive logger (now the Sensus Ultra)
http://reefnet.ca/products/sensus/

Real easy to use. I like mine a lot.
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Water temp should be about 80 degrees. I wore a 3mm at Thanksgiving a couple of years ago at GC.
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