You sure do feel alive when you get out!Gidds:I'd rather feel blah than be extremely cold
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You sure do feel alive when you get out!Gidds:I'd rather feel blah than be extremely cold
RIOceanographer:The thermoclines are pretty weak compared to the ones you get in lakes and they will vary with the tides, storms, mixing etc.
This weekend there was more than one thermocline. I did a dive to 87 ft there on Saturday, which is almost as deep as you can get and the temperature was 59 degrees F. I didn't pay too much attention to the depth of the thermoclines but above the first one (I'd guess about 30 ft) temps were upper 60s and above the second (I'd guess 70 ft) temps were in the mid 60s.
Right and left cove are basically the same as far as thermoclines go.