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Comments on Why not immerse in the early morning on erev Rosh Hashana?

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Why not immerse in the early morning on erev Rosh Hashana?

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Chaye Adam 138:5 writes:

וראוי לכל אדם לטבול במקוה או בנהר ולא יקדים לטבול עד שעה קודם חצות היום

In my own translation:

It's seemly for every man to immerse in a ritualarium or a river [on the day before Rosh Hashana]. But he should not be so early as to immerse prior to an hour before noon.

(This is cited in Mishna B'rura 581:26 with no further explanation.)

Why not go earlier in the morning?

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