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Three Tables, Oahu: dive & snorkel conditions

Three Tables, Tuesday, November 3: visibility Very Poor, 0–3 ft (0–1 m), and No-go (Brown Water Advisory) to dive or snorkel.

Updated ; the forecast refreshes every 6 hours. Confidence 90%.

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Brown Water Advisory in effect near Three Tables. Kapaeloa Beach, posted Oct 16. Hawaii DOH asks people to stay out of brown or murky water.

Today by how you get in

Shore

✕ No-go 0

DOH Brown Water Advisory in effect

Nearshore reef

Kayak

✕ No-go 0

DOH Brown Water Advisory in effect

Ledge (100 ft) 0.8 km out

Boat

✕ No-go 0

DOH Brown Water Advisory in effect

Blue water (300 ft+) 3.9 km out

Next 7 days at Three Tables

DayDivabilityVisibilityWindSwellConfidence
· brown water ✕ No-go 0 Very Poor 0–3 ft 10 kt ENE 8.2 ft @ 10s 90%
· brown water ✕ No-go 0 Poor 3–8 ft 10 kt ENE 6.2 ft @ 9s 90%
· brown water ✕ No-go 0 Fair 8–15 ft 10 kt ENE 6.9 ft @ 12s 86%
– Caution 59 by boat Fair 8–15 ft 11 kt ENE 7.5 ft @ 12s 81%
– Caution 48 from shore Fair 8–15 ft 13 kt ENE 6.9 ft @ 10s 74%
– Caution 64 by boat Fair 8–15 ft 11 kt ENE 6.9 ft @ 10s 68%
– Caution 43 from shore Good 15–25 ft 11 kt ENE 6.6 ft @ 10s 61%

About Three Tables

What spoils the visibility here

Questions about Three Tables

Is it good to snorkel or dive at Three Tables today?
On Tuesday, November 3 DiveVis rates Three Tables No-go (Brown Water Advisory). Conditions look unsafe or not worth it today.
What is the water visibility at Three Tables today?
Very Poor, 0–3 ft (0–1 m) expected on Tuesday, November 3, with 90% confidence. It is an estimate from wind, swell, rain, runoff and ocean conditions, not a measurement.
What's the best time to get in the water at Three Tables today?
No hour on Tuesday, November 3 looks good enough to recommend.
How do you get in the water at Three Tables?
Swim or kayak in from shore, or go by boat from Haleiwa Small Boat Harbor.

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