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Snorkeling after a Hurricane


andrewabby

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A lot has to do with the amount of rainfall on the coast you are snorkeling. Two days of slow heavy rain can ruin a bay more than 24 hours of high winds and seas. It is the muddy run-off that ruins the water and takes time to clear.

 

Email or call some of the dive shops in your locations and check on conditions. You may want to snorkel a different cove than you planned based on theier comments.

 

 

Have fun! Any day snorkeling is better than the alternative! ;)

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We just did those same ports with Costa Maya substituted for Belize due to reported port damage to Belize by Hurricane Richard. We basically followed Richard through the Caribbean and had no adverse effects to snorkeling based on the tropical storm/depression/hurricane as it passed through only a few days ahead of us.

We even snorkeled both morning and afternoon in Roatan with a rain storm passing through while we ate lunch and it caused no noticeable effects to the water conditions there. Granted it was just a rain shower and not a hurricane!!

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