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I have been swimming in my St Margarets Bay cove daily when possible for
up to 35-40 minutes at a time all summer every year for several decades
and this year have found the water temperature to be wonderfully warm,
but yesterday, despite no significant or prolonged change in weather
temperatures, we discovered to our great surprise and dismay that the
water was bone-chillingly, frigidly cold and we could not swim at all.
Later yesterday, while out sailing with some friends who had just
returned to NS after several months of sailing, I was most interested to
learn that they had noted a striking drop in water temperature (from
approx 20 degrees to 12 degrees) while rounding Cape Breton a few days
ago, en route for Halifax. I told them my experience and we all agreed
we had never seen such a startling and rapid sea water temperature
change before.
Any suggestions as to what could bring this about will be most welcome!
Eleanor Lindsay,
Seabright, St Magarets Bay
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<font size="+1">I have been swimming in my St Margarets Bay cove
daily when possible for up to 35-40 minutes at a time all summer
every year for several decades and </font><font size="+1"><font
size="+1">this year have </font>found the water temperature to
be wonderfully warm, but yesterday, despite no significant or
prolonged change in weather temperatures, we discovered to our
great surprise and dismay that the water was bone-chillingly,
frigidly cold and we could not swim at all. Later yesterday, while
out sailing with some friends who had just returned to NS after
several months of sailing, I was most interested to learn that
they had noted a striking drop in water temperature (from approx
20 degrees to 12 degrees) while rounding Cape Breton a few days
ago, en route for Halifax. I told them my experience and we all
agreed we had never seen such a startling and rapid sea water
temperature change before.<br>
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Any suggestions as to what could bring this about will be most
welcome!<br>
<br>
Eleanor Lindsay,<br>
Seabright, St Magarets Bay<br>
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