MarkH
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Visibility was 15-20' at Macaulay Point (Esquimalt) today.
Victoria Vis conditions?
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MarkH
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Visibility wasn't as good as I was hoping today at Cottam Point (Nanoose-area). It was a dark and hazy 20'.
Three local dives this week - Tyee, Madrona, and Dolphin. Visibility ranged anywhere from 30 - 50 feet depending on depth. The heavy fog we had early in the week was certainly a factor in limiting visibility, as were the clear skies this morning at Dolphin where we had very good visibility. For the most part visibility has been improving over the last few weeks. Water temperature has dropped quite a bit as well - it was down to 6 degrees Celcius this morning 
, but still warmer than the air.
Divegoose
, but still warmer than the air.Divegoose
MarkH
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Visibility was 10-15' at Ogden Point today, maybe a bit better in the shallows. Below 50' deep I needed a light to see anything.
A good 50 feet of vis at Oak Point today.
Divegoose
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MarkH
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15-20' in Saanichton Bay today. That's pretty good visibility for that spot.
MarkH
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Visibility was only 10-15' at the Gonzales Point reefs (near Oak Bay) today.
40 - 50 feet of visibility at Madrona Point this morning. Got better as we got deeper. 30 - 40 feet of visibility at Tyee a couple of days ago.
Divegoose
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MarkH
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Visibility was great in Howe Sound yesterday. It was around 40' at Furry Creek and the Britannia Beach wrecks.
40 - 50 feet of visibility at Cottam Point this morning.
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