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oddible
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I did check the Belize service. I saw this:
WINDS: NW 15-25KT . SEAS: ROUGH . WAVES: 5-8FT
Yikes!
WINDS: NW 15-25KT . SEAS: ROUGH . WAVES: 5-8FT
Yikes!
What to do indoors during the Thunderstorms next week???
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Well, you obviously know far more than I do. Good luck!
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oddible
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Heh, not likely - I was posting here for a sanity check. I'm seeing web-based numbers but there's nothing like a dose of reality to help ease my concern. Of course this stuff changes day by day, moment by moment, and there's nothing we can do but arrive and see what the conditions are. Hopefully it will be mild enough to allow us too get underwater without getting to queasy top side.
So that this thread has some useful information and isn't just me whining...
Here are the Belize weather sites I've been playing with:
Belize National Meteorological Service
San Pedro Weather - Fun real-time Flash app
So that this thread has some useful information and isn't just me whining...
Here are the Belize weather sites I've been playing with:
Belize National Meteorological Service
San Pedro Weather - Fun real-time Flash app
It won't be dead calm, and for some timid divers it might be a bit too rough, but really it's usually highly diveable here. I ran a beginners' course a few days ago and we all had a bit of a struggle getting back on the boat. But the students loved it and underwater conditions were just fine, albeit with some surge at shallower unprotected sites.
Well it's now Sunday evening, and no sign of thunderstorms yet!
