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    • There are no tropical cyclones at this time.

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      No tropical cyclones as of Fri, 21 Aug 2026 20:10:21 GMT There are no tropical cyclones at this time.

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    • Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook

      Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook

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      ABNT20 KNHC 211731
      TWOAT

      Tropical Weather Outlook
      NWS National Hurricane Center Miami FL
      200 PM EDT Fri Aug 21 2026

      For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of America:

      Northeastern Atlantic:
      A non-tropical area of low pressure has developed over the
      northeastern Atlantic several hundred miles north-northeast of the
      Azores. This system could acquire some subtropical or tropical
      characteristics on Saturday or early Sunday while it moves
      east-southeastward at 10 to 15 mph toward Portugal and northwestern
      Spain. The opportunity for tropical or subtropical development
      should end by Sunday night when the system moves into unfavorable
      environmental conditions. For more information, see High Seas
      Forecasts issued by Meteo France.
      * Formation chance through 48 hours...low...20 percent.
      * Formation chance through 7 days...low...20 percent.

      Central Subtropical Atlantic:
      A weak area of low pressure located over the central subtropical
      Atlantic a few hundred miles east-southeast of Bermuda is producing
      an area of disorganized showers and thunderstorms. Development of
      this system, if any, is expected to be slow to occur while it drifts
      west-southwestward through Sunday and then turns northward early
      next week.
      * Formation chance through 48 hours...low...10 percent.
      * Formation chance through 7 days...low...20 percent.

      &&
      High Seas Forecasts issued by Meteo France can be found under WMO
      header FQNT50 LFPW and on the web at
      https://tgftp.nws.noaa.gov/data/raw/fq/fqnt50.lfpw..txt

      $$
      Forecaster Mahoney/Cangialosi Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook

      Atlantic Tropical Weather Outlook

    Spearviews

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    SpearViews

    Bob Diaz - Saturday, 30 January 2010 08:16

    Throughout my relatively short history in spearfishing (as of this writing), I have only used a few different spearguns. Now obviously, my opinion in this matter is not one of extreme trial and error. Mostly it consists of recommendations made to me by those I spearfish with along with some of my own common sense. In the beginning (early 1990's), I used one of my brother-in-law's extra guns. Specifically, a 38" Arbalette. Now this gun had already seen finer days by the time I started using it....

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    Bob Diaz - Monday, 07 June 2010 08:53

    This past weekend, I finally got to go to The Blue Wild dive expo. After 3 years of everybody telling me about it and not being around to get to go to it, the stars finally aligned and I was able to check it out. Unfortunately, it meant missing out on 5-10mph winds and less than 1' seas inside the reef, but there were other reasons I couldn't get out this weekend, so I figured I would take advantage to check it out and possibly win something from the raffle to boot (I won't keep you in...

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    Bob Diaz - Thursday, 20 April 2017 01:50

    This review is actually long overdue as I've had this mask for well over a year now and I honestly don't know why I hadn't done it before now. After trying multiple masks over several years (and several hundred dollars), some were good (Mystic, Star, Nano), and some were bad (Zero Cubed). Before this, I had actually decided upon the Cressi Nano as "the one". I thoroughly enjoyed the fit and volume of the Nano, but there were a couple of VERY minor issues with the fit. I'm convinced that the...

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    Bob Diaz - Sunday, 28 March 2010 18:32

    Over the weekend of March 27 th & 28 th I took the Level 1 Freediving course offered by FII (Freediving Instructors International) at their Headquarters in Pompano Beach FL. FII was started by Martin Stepanek, a multiple time freediving world record holder. The Level 1 curriculum is taught over a 2 day course. The first day is classroom and pool based and spans almost 9 hours. This course is designed for beginning freedivers and is supposed to get novice divers to a depth of 66 feet.

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    Bob Diaz - Wednesday, 08 February 2012 16:32

    {sigplus link=goprohero2 index=1} {/sigplus}I finally jumped on the HD bandwagon and bought myself a Hero2 HD digital camera by GoPro. These little beauties have been around for quite a while now so hearing about them isn't exactly news. But since I finally got around to purchasing one for myself and it happens to be that the Hero2 is the biggest leap in performance that they've given these cameras since their launch, I figured I would put in my 2 cents worth.

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    Bob Diaz - Wednesday, 21 December 2011 15:51

    I realized recently that I had overlooked the fact that I had purchased and used some new SpearGear at the beginning of the Summer of 2011 and hadn't gotten around to posting about it (here or in SpearGear). This article is going to be one that definitely crosses over between SpearViews and SpearGear because of the fact that I do own it but I definitely think it's worthy of a review as well. In the end, SpearViews won the coin toss deciding where I would put the article (especially after I...

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    SpearBlog 2008

    Bob Diaz - Monday, 21 July 2008 01:14

    Winds: 10-15 SE Seas: 2-4 feet (sloppy) Surf Temp: +/- 80F Viz: 25-30 feet On Saturday we started out like we normally do, procrastinating about where to make the first dive. We headed out to one of our reliable spots and were able to get into a couple of decent sized mangroves before they thinned out and we moved on. From there we decided to head to a spot that has recently been a little active with bull sharks. Little did we know how active it had become. In the first 45 minutes of the dive...

    SpearBlog 2015

    Bob Diaz - Wednesday, 06 May 2015 13:30

    Wind Seas Viz Temp 10-25 ENE/Variable 3-4' 5-15' 78F In South Florida, probably one of the most anticipated and planned spearfishing outings (aside from those that take you to major global destinations) is the trip we make on or about May 1 of each year for the re-opening of Grouper season. It doesn't always fall on a weekend but when it does (like this year), the planning begins early. The season closure has barely taken effect on January 1, and we already start talking about how many grouper...

    SpearBlog 1999

    Bob Diaz - Monday, 02 August 1999 14:56

    Winds were 2-5 out of the East. Seas were for all intents and purposes flat. Unfortunately, in the area of Marathon and Big Pine Keys, the water was extremely dirty. Actually, it looked to me like an algae bloom. The temperatures have been inordinately high lately and with a little bit of rain, these things can happen. In depths as shallow as 25 feet, the bottom was nearly unidentifiable. You could still spearfish, you just had to use a lot more bottom time just in the hunt. You also had to...

    SpearBlog 2010

    Bob Diaz - Monday, 14 June 2010 01:07

    Seas: 1 feet Winds: 5-10 E/SE Viz: 50-60 feet Temp: 80 F The weather had been holding up all week and the forecast from NOAA indicated the weekend would be more of the same, so I had been anxiously waiting all week for Friday to come along. After a long week of meetings at work (which sometimes felt like they would never end), there were times I couldn't wait for the weekend but Friday was finally here and I was ready for a good day. As far as work days go, Friday was as good as one could...

    SpearBlog 2009

    Bob Diaz - Monday, 08 June 2009 01:00

    Seas: 2-4 feet Winds: 5-15 ESE Temp: 80 F Viz: 25-30 feet After missing out last weekend, this weekend had me pulling an all nighter at work on Friday, so I didn't pull into the keys until almost 10a Saturday morning on no sleep for 27 hours (but I wasn't going to miss out on another weekend). Luckily, I am pretty accustomed to the drive, so I probably only dozed off 2 or 3 times... tops :). About 5 minutes out of the campground, I got a call asking if I wanted my gear put on the boat in case...

    SpearBlog 2014

    Bob Diaz - Monday, 21 July 2014 12:25

    Wind Seas Viz Temp 5-10 WSW 1-2' 15' 88F This past weekend the weather was still beautiful (beautifully HOT) as it has been for weeks now with mild winds and calm seas. But this week we were met with green, dirty water in almost every direction. In looking back at the weather, one thing had changed over the prior week that seems to support a theory I've been fostering for a while now about when and where we're able to find clean water depending on wind direction (hence the "cardinal"), the...