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Temperature |
Averaged mean and averaged median surface water temperatures in Biscayne |
Bay are remarkably stable around 25.8 and 26.1 ºC, respectively, with the highest |
maximum of 37.4 ºC and lowest minimum of 10.2 ºC at SCI (Fig 3.11). Seasonality is |
also very similar across the bay, with maxima in July-August and minima in January, |
when variability is higher. Results from Mann-Whitney tests indicate no significant |
temperature differences among WQ clusters. This general constancy in temperature is |
reflected in DO concentrations, whose solubility in water is strongly controlled by |
temperature. |
Figure 3.8: Seasonal variability of Temperature in Biscayne Bay |
Turbidity |
Average water turbidity is in general low in DERM and FIU monitoring programs, |
although slightly higher values are reported by DERM. Average turbidity values in bay |
waters are lower than those observed in canal waters, ranging from 0.5 (CS and SCI) to |
1.9 NTU (MBS), while the maximum recorded value (42.7 NTU) and highest standard |
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