Florida water temps

[scuba smurf]

caves but it'd be nice to know what the dfference is down there.

[The Publisher]

It depends on which cave you're in I hear. Many are in the 70 degree range.....7 mm time!

[BamaCaveDiver]

Spring temps range from around 68 to 72 degrees F, and maintain a constant temperature year round. If there is little flow, the basin and run will see temperature fluctuations along with the weather, but once inside the cave the water temp will be stable around 70 degrees F for the most part (you will find the occassional deep water vent where you can notice a temp difference, but the variation is very localized.)

[scuba smurf]

Spring temps range from around 68 to 72 degrees F, and maintain a constant temperature year round. If there is little flow, the basin and run will see temperature fluctuations along with the weather, but once inside the cave the water temp will be stable around 70 degrees F for the most part (you will find the occassional deep water vent where you can notice a temp difference, but the variation is very localized.)

sounds awesome, can't wait to get there, thanks for the info Bama, much appreciated

[seasnake]

It depends on which cave your in I hear. Many are in the 70 degree range.....7 mm time!

Where's my scuba violin?? Last dive here had 28F water temp. The local pool doesn't get over 70F.

[scuba smurf]

Where's my scuba violin?? Last dive here had 28F water temp. The local pool doesn't get over 70F.

waa waa. one winter dive and you're crying about it.

[Chantelle]

Papa Smurf... you suck...

[acelockco]

Just got back from Florida about 1/2 hour ago.....the water temps I had were about 72 degrees F

[scuba smurf]

72f, woo hoo , the last two days diving here we had 28-29f water temp, it wasn't bad in the water but the temp of -27f (wind chill) certainly grabbed us by the boo boo, hehe. I think I'm going to like it in Florida

[seasnake]

Papa Smurf... you suck...

Agreed. And I can probably think of more reasons too ...