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Moving at 2 mph so essentially remaining in place, she must be drowning northern Honduras...
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According to this article, the port is closed as of 5pm yesterday.
ChrisM
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Windguru must take its reading from the windward side. Says currently 17k gust to 28. Here at Blue Angel Sunday morning calm as a feather pillow. Yesterday and today has seen a fair bit of swell and surge tho
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Well, she picked up a little speed—faster than I walk anyway—and moved onto land, where she'll dissipate, flooding much of the peninsula...
Yes rain and some gusty winds (up to 25 kts) but nothing major. By Monday afternoon, a non issue.
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Diving today, conditions were a little rough and rainy...
Punta Tunich 1st dive, RIPPING CURRENT, came up in driving rain, surface interval in driving rain
2nd dive yucab. Mild mild current, no rain, free swimming Golden tail eel, LOBSTER FEST prob saw 50 , 2 groups of 12+, yellow headed jawfish, banded coral shrimp, 2 yellow stingray, 1 Southern stingray, crab (idk what kind), a scorpion fish, white spotted file fish, Queen triggerfish, ocean triggers, several barracudas, black durgeons, rock beauties, Sergeant majors, Bermuda chub, yellow-tailed damsels, fairy basslets,, Rock Hind grouper,, blue tang
Weather should be better tomorrow
Punta Tunich 1st dive, RIPPING CURRENT, came up in driving rain, surface interval in driving rain
2nd dive yucab. Mild mild current, no rain, free swimming Golden tail eel, LOBSTER FEST prob saw 50 , 2 groups of 12+, yellow headed jawfish, banded coral shrimp, 2 yellow stingray, 1 Southern stingray, crab (idk what kind), a scorpion fish, white spotted file fish, Queen triggerfish, ocean triggers, several barracudas, black durgeons, rock beauties, Sergeant majors, Bermuda chub, yellow-tailed damsels, fairy basslets,, Rock Hind grouper,, blue tang
Weather should be better tomorrow
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I have been to Punta Tuniche many times and I cannot remember the curret there NOT being ripping. The underwater topography there makes the prevailing current squirt over the top of the reef.
Bands of rain. Windy at times.
