Which of these should NOT be included in a dive profile?

Including a record of local weather conditions in a dive profile is generally not necessary as this information is typically not relevant to the specifics of the underwater experience. A dive profile primarily focuses on aspects that directly affect the dive itself, such as depth reached, time spent at various depths, and the equipment used.

Dive depth is crucial for understanding the environment encountered and for planning safety stops, while the time spent at each depth helps in managing decompression obligations. Details of dive equipment used can also be important for documenting the effectiveness and suitability of gear for the dive conditions encountered.

In summary, while local weather conditions might influence a dive's planning phase, they don't contribute to the specifics of the dive profile, which is concerned with metrics that directly affect diver safety and decompression profiles.