Diving Conditions | 14-20 January 2007
Leopard Sharks took a litle break as the water temperatures dropped due to a cooler current coming past Julian Rocks. Still plenty of other thing to see: octopus, turtles including a large Loggerhead, wobbegings, friendly Blue Gropers, snapper, Jewfish, Brown Sweetlips and nudibranchs.
- Weather
- Feeling hot, hot, hot! The humidity was extremely high. Fortunately, most nights it was much cooler and we could get a decent sleep. Heavy rain and thunderstorms Thursday through the night. Some clouds on Saturday. Mainly southerly winds, but this changed on Friday with a strong N/NE breeze.
- Sea
- Nice, calm and flat. The N/NE winds made it a bit less calm, but nothing worth mentioning
- Water temperature
- 22 – 23°C, somewhat cooler currents came through
- Visibility
- The visibility varied quite a bit. The week started off with about 20 meters, dropped to 7 meters and came back up to ~10 meters in the Nursery and a little less around the Cod Hole end.


