For the quality of diving that is off your doorstep I wouldn't care if it rained 365 days in a row, there's never any lightning hardly and you're gonna get wet diving anyway. The sea-life is more active when the rain is falling on the water too. I used to have a tarp hooked up that covered the dressing area behind the dive rig and stayed dry until I was suited up, its all the same once your underwater bro.
I got lucky when I moved my wife back there in 2003, that summer we had near 60 straight days of sun and fun, all the previous trips she had taken back to visit my folks were in Oct or Dec where daily rain mixed with showers is the norm.
Feel free to trade straight across, you can have to -10 Dec to Feb cold spell and the 100+ July and August days and all the freshwater you can submerge in just off the Lake MI shore. Of course there is only the wrecks and the history, no life to speak of. And when it warms up to 50 (as I recall the Puget Sound average that year) its because Milwaukee is dumping raw sewage into the pond.
I got lucky when I moved my wife back there in 2003, that summer we had near 60 straight days of sun and fun, all the previous trips she had taken back to visit my folks were in Oct or Dec where daily rain mixed with showers is the norm.
Feel free to trade straight across, you can have to -10 Dec to Feb cold spell and the 100+ July and August days and all the freshwater you can submerge in just off the Lake MI shore. Of course there is only the wrecks and the history, no life to speak of. And when it warms up to 50 (as I recall the Puget Sound average that year) its because Milwaukee is dumping raw sewage into the pond.
