MikeM_scuba
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Planning to visit Aruba in January. Anybody knows weather / water temp / vis there in January?
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Aruba weather / Diving conditions January.
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January is the end of the rainy season for the ABCs. The showers this time of the year are fast moving and short duration, so sunshine is never far away. The weather will generally run 85f days 75f nights with a steady 10 to 15 knot trade wind keeping everything comfortable. The water should run 80f to 82f on the surface and maybe 78f to 79f at depth plus or minus a couple of degrees. Visibility on the south west side of the island should be 60' to 90'.
Take time to do a shore dive on Puerto Chiquito or "Rocky Beach", its one of the best reef dives on the island.
Take time to do a shore dive on Puerto Chiquito or "Rocky Beach", its one of the best reef dives on the island.
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MikeM_scuba
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Thank you for info
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