65F?? In Monterey???

Posted by Chuck Triblolet on February 07, 2004 at 20:38:29:

In Reply to: Sure posted by seahunt on February 07, 2004 at 12:30:23:

I've got about 800 Monterey dives, and the warmest
I've ever ever seen was 57F or 58F, and that was
in the middle of an El Nino. And we see 44F most
every spring. 50F is typical, not minimum.

Try http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ba_diving/
Follow "Links" and also follow "Files" then "Web
Site".

Chuck

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• Chuck, Chuck, Chuck.... seahunt 21:12:58 02/07/04 (20)
  • 44's are a spring thing, not winter. Chuck Tribolet 06:35:37 02/08/04 (19)
    • Holy moly seahunt 10:27:53 02/08/04 (18)
      • Re: Holy moly Chuck Tribolet 14:48:15 02/08/04 (17)
        • Re: Holy moly seahunt 15:15:56 02/08/04 (16)
          • Pigeon Pt. Chuck Tribolet 15:47:52 02/08/04 (15)
            • Why seahunt 16:33:57 02/08/04 (13)
              • I've got a low tolerance for inaccuracy. Chuck Tribolet 18:15:26 02/08/04 (6)
                • Re: I've got a low tolerance for inaccuracy. seahunt 18:43:51 02/08/04 (5)
                  • Re: I've got a low tolerance for inaccuracy. Chuck Tribolet 20:46:27 02/08/04 (3)
                    • That's what I said seahunt 08:13:06 02/09/04 (0)
                    • That's what I said seahunt 22:38:08 02/08/04 (0)
                    • That's what I said seahunt 22:08:09 02/08/04 (0)
                  • Re: I've got a low tolerance for inaccuracy. rank and file 20:07:11 02/08/04 (0)
              • Re: Why Max Bottomtime 16:55:17 02/08/04 (2)
                • It's earthquake weather seahunt 17:59:41 02/08/04 (1)
                  • Re: It's earthquake weather Max Bottomtime 18:02:02 02/08/04 (0)
              • Oh and for that matter seahunt 16:38:56 02/08/04 (2)
                • Try googling both Chuck Tribolet 18:06:09 02/08/04 (1)
                  • search and destroy dr strangelove 18:26:51 02/08/04 (0)
            • And I can't type "relelvent" Chuck Tribolet 15:50:48 02/08/04 (0)

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