Green water on La Ropa
My wife and I just returned from a swim at the west end of La Ropa by the rocks. Been swimming there for last 10 years, an always found the water to be crystal clear and delightful....today not so much. Water had abundant green bubbles and a equally green tint. Plus, alot of floating plastic....more than usual. Bummed us out...thought La Ropa is a politically designated "Blue Beach"! WTF?
This has been commented on several times in the past month or so. The green water is algae. This is the time of year when cooler water from the deep surfaces along our coast, and the algae from the deep reproduces rapidly with the increased sunlight at the surface. Sometimes it develops into the phenomenon known as red tide, though there's been no evidence of that occurring yet. Only the rapid reproduction of algae.
The plastic is what humans have done to the oceans everywhere, and that's literally a crying shame.
Complete thread:
- Green water on La Ropa - Yoder, 2022-02-15, 18:00
- Green water on La Ropa - ZihuaRob, 2022-02-15, 18:17
- Green water on La Ropa - Talley Ho, 2022-02-16, 13:47
- Green water on La Ropa - frostbite, 2022-02-16, 14:12
- Green water on La Ropa - Timmac, 2022-02-16, 14:37
- Green water on La Ropa - CMFLYNN, 2022-02-17, 08:05

