Tempted to rig up a shelter like that for the next time I go out. Have a fold out canopy so just need to think about getting a tarpaulin and some bungies to do the sides. Not sure if I would bother with the heater but a small camp stove might be a good idea.
Cold weather diving!
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I was diving yesterday morning in the St Clair river 30F air temp 39F water temp. Cold water diving is the best.
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We don't usually get very much snow out here in the Puget Sound. When we do, my wife always asks, "Are you still diving today? It's snowing." To which I always reply, "It's not snowing underwater."
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