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Tuesday 12/2 2:00 am |
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SURF:
4-5 ft | SURF | : SWELL | | •4-5 ft | : 5 ft E @ 6 sec | •2-3 ft | : 3 ft NE @ 10 sec | •3-4 ft | : 3 ft NE @ 14 sec |
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| Best Swell Direction: Northeast |
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Tides are generated using the most excellent Xtide system.
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| LOLA SWELL (ft) |
12/2 2:00 am |
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Wind:
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CLEAR
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74°F |
| Water: |
82°F |
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KPRRINCO2
(62 miles)
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Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico | 12/01 | | 04:12AM : 0.02ft. | | LOW | | | 12/01 | | 11:48AM : 1.69ft. | | HIGH | | | 12/01 | | 06:42PM : 0.62ft. | | LOW | | | 12/01 | | 10:42PM : 0.84ft. | | HIGH | | More Tide Info |
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| Best Wind: South
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Best Tide: ANY |
| PROJECTED WIND in kts (12/1) | | (12/2) | 11AM | 2PM | 5PM | 8PM | 11PM | | 2AM | 5AM | 8AM | 11AM | 2PM | 5PM | 8PM |  |  |  |  |  | |  |  |  | |  |  |  |
HOTEL
as of 4:00 PM EST
on 12/01
8ft @ 8sec
2ft @ 12sec
SW@8kts
A:70°F W:75°F
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S. HATTERAS
as of 4:00 PM EST
on 12/01
13ft @ 10sec
W@24kts
A:66°F W:73°F
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W. BERMUDA W BERMUDA
as of 9:00 PM EST
on 12/01
12ft @ 9sec from SW
SW@20kts
A:71°F W:71°F
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CHANGE BUOY LOCATION
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CHANGE BUOY LOCATION
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For higher resolution buoy data, go to the LOLA Buoys tab in the forecast section.
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cool backlit shot at low tide
from Africa
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