So it looks like the weather in A.C. has taken a turn for the worse...will this affect our diving plans? I had planned at least two tanks a day, starting next week.... I suppose visibility would be the challenge - and then there's that pesky lightening... Any divers have any thoughts on that?
Not much runoff near AC to ruin the visibility, plus you are already wet. The visibility when bad is usually excellent.
Disregard the weather reports as it usually rains late at night (plus you will be under a palapa with cold drink in hand) and is beautiful the next day.
A must do local dive is Cypress Tunnel -request with your dive operator.
There's no problem diving when it's raining, (as long as there's no lightening, as you pointed out). It's just that much better when the sun is shining into the water. So you should be able to do your two tanks a day anyway.
Don't pay too much attention to the weather reports that you see for Belize City. They are rarely indicative of what is actually going to happen on AC.
A fish and a bird can fall in love, but where will they build their nest?
Thanks guys! You allayed my fears! and assuaged them too. Robert E- come with! So for Best Dive Spots this is what I hear: Elbow, Cathedral, Tackle Box, atolls, Halfmoon..?
I remember the first time I dove in the rain. we were down about 40 feet, and it sounded like a few power boats were going by. We looked up and saw that it was raining. It was just really cool. I did not realize, before that, that we would be able to hear the rain hitting the ocean during a storm.
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