Water Temperature & Comfort

Water Temperature & Comfort MCP Connector for Claude

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Get wetsuit thickness recommendations and hypothermia risk assessments based on water and air conditions.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides essential thermal safety tools for aquatic activities. It uses a thermal comfort model to calculate the ideal wetsuit thickness and determine if supplemental gear like gloves or booties is necessary. Users can also estimate safe session durations to avoid hypothermia and assess the overall thermal stability of their environment using wind-adjusted air temperatures. Key tools include get_wetsuit_recommendation for gear selection, calculate_hypothermia_risk for safety timing, and evaluate_thermal_safety_margin for environmental assessment.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

evaluate_thermal_safety_margin

Provides a quick assessment of the "buffer" between current conditions and dangerous thermal levels

get_gear_tier_info

Provides descriptive information about the types of gear available in the catalog

get_wetsuit_recommendation

Recommends the ideal wetsuit thickness and supplemental gear for a planned session

calculate_hypothermia_risk

Determines how long a user can safely remain in the water before reaching a critical hypothermia threshold

See how to talk to your AI agent using Water Temperature & Comfort.

What wetsuit should I wear for 15°C water, 10°C air, and 15 km/h wind?

For those conditions, a 5mm wetsuit is recommended, and you will also need gloves and booties.

Is it safe to stay in 12°C water for 60 minutes with a 3mm wetsuit?

No, staying in 12°C water for 60 minutes with a 3mm wetsuit carries a High risk of hypothermia. The safe duration for that thickness is approximately 35 minutes.

What is the thermal comfort category for 25°C water and 25°C air?

The environment is categorized as Tropical with a high safety margin score.

Wind speed increases heat loss through wind chill. The `get_wetsuit_recommendation` tool accounts for this by adjusting the effective air temperature, which may result in a recommendation for thicker wetsuits or extra gear.

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