February 2014 Diving Weather Reports

Tropical Adventure: USCGC Duane Friday February 28th 2014, 09:32 AM
N
10kts
Wind Conditions
1 foot
Wave Height
60
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
Overcast and rainy topside, bit great conditions on the wreck.
Tropical Adventure: Spiegel Grove Thursday February 27th 2014, 09:53 AM
W
16kts
Wind Conditions
2-3 feet
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
A little overcast this morning. Just a bit of chop on the surface but no current.
Tropical Voyager: Winch Hole Thursday February 27th 2014, 09:21 AM
W
15kts
Wind Conditions
2-3 feet
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: The Horseshoe Wednesday February 26th 2014, 03:03 PM
SE
10kts
Wind Conditions
1 foot
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
SE
Slight
Current
From Captain Jordan:
Hanging at the horseshoe. Waves are small and the water is blue. Divers just had a great time at the Christ Statue, waiting to see what they find here....
Tropical Adventure: USCGC Bibb Wednesday February 26th 2014, 09:50 AM
S
2kts
Wind Conditions
< 1 foot
Wave Height
90
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
From Captain Jordan:
Another fantastic day in the keys! Flat calm seas and sunny on the wreck of the Bibb. Next stop the Duane!
Tropical Adventure: City of Washington Tuesday February 25th 2014, 02:12 PM
SW
15kts
Wind Conditions
< 1 foot
Wave Height
60
feet
Visibility
None
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: Spiegel Grove Tuesday February 25th 2014, 09:24 AM
N
10kts
Wind Conditions
1 foot
Wave Height
80
feet
Visibility
None
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: USCGC Duane Monday February 24th 2014, 08:57 AM
kts
Wind Conditions
feet
Wave Height
100+
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
No wind. No current. Flat calm seas. Over 100' of visibility. The perfect Monday morning!
Tropical Voyager: French Reef Sunday February 23rd 2014, 02:02 PM
E
12kts
Wind Conditions
2-3 feet
Wave Height
40
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: Snapper Ledge Sunday February 23rd 2014, 01:30 PM
S
8kts
Wind Conditions
1 foot
Wave Height
80
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
Great way to finish the weekend!
Tropical Voyager: Spiegel Grove Sunday February 23rd 2014, 09:07 AM
SE
12kts
Wind Conditions
2 feet
Wave Height
25
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Voyager: French Reef Saturday February 22nd 2014, 02:00 PM
S
10kts
Wind Conditions
1-2 feet
Wave Height
40
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: PTs Ledge Saturday February 22nd 2014, 01:46 PM
S
6kts
Wind Conditions
< 1 foot
Wave Height
80
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
What a difference a couple of hours can make. Awesome Viz. No current. Perfect conditions.
Tropical Voyager: French Reef Saturday February 22nd 2014, 10:32 AM
S
15kts
Wind Conditions
2-3 feet
Wave Height
30
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: Hole in the Wall Saturday February 22nd 2014, 10:06 AM
S
10kts
Wind Conditions
2-3 feet
Wave Height
40
feet
Visibility
NE
Heavy
Current
From Captain Dean:
Strong currents today. Wind and waves are coming down though. Visibility should get better as the tide comes in.
Tropical Adventure: Molasses Reef Friday February 21st 2014, 02:35 PM
SE
17kts
Wind Conditions
5-6 feet
Wave Height
25
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: Molasses Reef Friday February 21st 2014, 09:10 AM
SE
17kts
Wind Conditions
5-6 feet
Wave Height
20
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Voyager: Spiegel Grove Thursday February 20th 2014, 09:15 AM
SE
18kts
Wind Conditions
7 feet
Wave Height
70
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Voyager: Molasses Reef Tuesday February 18th 2014, 09:19 AM
SE
14kts
Wind Conditions
2-3 feet
Wave Height
80
feet
Visibility
E
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: Molasses Reef Monday February 17th 2014, 02:00 PM
NE
18kts
Wind Conditions
2 feet
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: Molasses Reef Monday February 17th 2014, 09:22 AM
NE
17kts
Wind Conditions
1-2 feet
Wave Height
70
feet
Visibility
None
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Voyager: Molasses Reef Sunday February 16th 2014, 02:01 PM
N
5kts
Wind Conditions
< 1 foot
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
None
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Voyager: Spiegel Grove Sunday February 16th 2014, 10:25 AM
NE
12kts
Wind Conditions
2 feet
Wave Height
70
feet
Visibility
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Voyager: Molasses Reef Saturday February 15th 2014, 03:35 PM
SW
17kts
Wind Conditions
2 feet
Wave Height
45
feet
Visibility
None
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: Fire Coral Cave Saturday February 15th 2014, 10:14 AM
W
12kts
Wind Conditions
1 foot
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
Another beautiful weekend in the Keys. Good viz and no current.
Tropical Adventure: Snapper Ledge Friday February 14th 2014, 10:29 AM
N
5kts
Wind Conditions
< 1 foot
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
Happy Valentine's Day! Fantastic diving conditions today. Air temp is a little cool but the water is perfect.
Tropical Explorer: Molasses Reef Wednesday February 12th 2014, 10:30 AM
SE
14kts
Wind Conditions
3 feet
Wave Height
60
feet
Visibility
None
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: USCGC Duane Wednesday February 12th 2014, 10:20 AM
SE
15kts
Wind Conditions
2-3 feet
Wave Height
70
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
Great viz and NO current on the Bibb or Duane this morning.
Tropical Adventure: Winch Hole Monday February 10th 2014, 08:41 AM
NE
10kts
Wind Conditions
1-2 feet
Wave Height
40
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
Looks like another great day for diving in the Keys. Visibility is down a little but should get clearer when the tide brings in the blue water.
Tropical Adventure: Snapper Ledge Sunday February 9th 2014, 02:37 PM
kts
Wind Conditions
< 1 foot
Wave Height
60
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
No wind , no seas, no current. Great visibility and the sun is shining! All around perfect day for diving in the Keys!
Tropical Explorer: Benwood Wreck Saturday February 8th 2014, 02:00 PM
S
10kts
Wind Conditions
1-2 feet
Wave Height
70
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
From Captain D.J.:
We have this weeks rebreather class out getting certified. Doing Adv. Rebreather dive to 70ft.
Tropical Adventure: Snapper Ledge Friday February 7th 2014, 09:08 AM
SE
10kts
Wind Conditions
2 feet
Wave Height
40
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
Another beautiful day in Key Largo! Looks even better underwater.
Tropical Adventure: Benwood Wreck Thursday February 6th 2014, 01:23 PM
SE
10kts
Wind Conditions
1-2 feet
Wave Height
40
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Explorer: Spiegel Grove Thursday February 6th 2014, 09:12 AM
SE
10kts
Wind Conditions
2 feet
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
NE
Moderate
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: Eagle Ray Alley Thursday February 6th 2014, 09:02 AM
S
6kts
Wind Conditions
1-2 feet
Wave Height
60
feet
Visibility
NE
Moderate
Current
From Captain Dean:
Calm, clear and warm. Feels like Summer out here today!
Tropical Explorer: Molasses Reef Wednesday February 5th 2014, 09:20 AM
SE
18kts
Wind Conditions
5-6 feet
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: North Star Tuesday February 4th 2014, 02:46 PM
E
16kts
Wind Conditions
3-4 feet
Wave Height
50
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
From Captain Dean:
Sporty conditions topside a little surge down below. Divers are looking for the elusive hammerhead that's been hanging around.
Tropical Adventure: USCGC Duane Monday February 3rd 2014, 09:53 AM
SE
15kts
Wind Conditions
4-5 feet
Wave Height
100+
feet
Visibility
NE
Moderate
Current
From Captain Dean:
Incredible visibility on the Duane this morning.
Tropical Adventure: Benwood Wreck Sunday February 2nd 2014, 09:14 AM
SE
12kts
Wind Conditions
3-4 feet
Wave Height
25
feet
Visibility
None
Current
From Captain Dean:
A little rocky topside and the viz isn't stellar, but the sun is shining and there is no current.
Tropical Voyager: Spiegel Grove Sunday February 2nd 2014, 09:05 AM
SE
17kts
Wind Conditions
4-5 feet
Wave Height
40
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(
Tropical Adventure: Fire Coral Cave Saturday February 1st 2014, 10:37 AM
SE
12kts
Wind Conditions
2-3 feet
Wave Height
60
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
From Captain Dean:
Southeast breezes bringing in some clear water but also some wave action. Air temperature is back up to the 80s.
Tropical Voyager: Spiegel Grove Saturday February 1st 2014, 09:38 AM
SE
15kts
Wind Conditions
4-5 feet
Wave Height
80
feet
Visibility
NE
Slight
Current
Nothing to report from Captain Glenn :-(

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