United States
Nosc Tower Wreck
15–35 mMax Depth
boatEntry
14Species
Conditions Summary
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Collecting the latest marine conditions and forecast signals.
Seasons · water temperature
12-month outlook
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May-Oct
Peak month
Aug 21.3°
Jan15.3°
Feb15.2°
Mar15.5°
Apr16.3°
May17.5°
Jun18.8°
Jul20.5°
Aug21.3°
Sep20.9°
Oct19.6°
Nov17.7°
Dec16.0°
Current: mild
Typical visibility: 12 m
Historical planning data from the recorded site profile. Water temperature and conditions can vary by day, depth, and weather; confirm current conditions with a local operator.
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Dive Types
wrecksalt Waterintermediate Difficulty
Data source & current conditions
Profile facts were imported from DeepLog. ScubaProof adds nearby-center links and presents the recorded fields without treating missing data as confirmation. Conditions, access, permits, and site suitability can change; confirm them with a local operator before diving.
View the source profile →Questions to ask a local operator
- What are today's current, visibility, entry, and exit conditions?
- Does the planned route stay within my certification and recent experience?
- Are there local permits, conservation rules, or equipment requirements?
Common Species
California sea lion
Zalophus californianus
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Common slider
Trachemys scripta
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Spotted sand bass
Paralabrax maculatofasciatus
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Barred sand bass
Paralabrax nebulifer
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Haller's round ray
Urobatis halleri
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California lizardfish
Synodus lucioceps
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California scorpionfish
Scorpaena guttata
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Chub mackerel
Scomber japonicus
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Dark-bodied glass-snail
Oxychilus draparnaudi
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Flathead grey mullet
Mugil cephalus
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Pacific Seahorse
Hippocampus ingens
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Shortfin weakfish
Cynoscion parvipinnis
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These are nearby biodiversity records, not a guarantee that every species will be seen on a particular dive.
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