South Andaman Vs Similan and Richlieu

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I was just in the North Andaman area (Mergui Archipelago) and there were still lots of jellies (ended up in a thick soup of tiny - just a few millimeters - but quite stingy ones at one safety stop), thermoclines (my computer registered 24C at one point) and intermittent visibility - sometimes we could see the 30-40m deep bottom from the safety stop, sometimes it was down to ~5 meters.
So the conditions have not been back to NORMAL contrary to what was being said!!!! I knew it is too good to be true.
The coldest I had in Jan was 22C.
 
I was just in the North Andaman area (Mergui Archipelago) and there were still lots of jellies (ended up in a thick soup of tiny - just a few millimeters - but quite stingy ones at one safety stop), thermoclines (my computer registered 24C at one point) and intermittent visibility - sometimes we could see the 30-40m deep bottom from the safety stop, sometimes it was down to ~5 meters.
Yes it's been weird this high season 😵‍💫
 
LOL.
The conditions were NOT back to NORMAL.
 

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