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Saturday 10/11 1:00 pm
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SURF:
2-3 ft
| SURF | : SWELL |
| •2-3 ft | : 3 ft S @ 6 sec |
•1-2 ft | : 2 ft SSW @ 11 sec |
•1-2 ft | : 2 ft SW @ 12 sec |
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| Best Swell Direction: W, NW |
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USER SURF REPORTS:
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| LOLA SWELL (ft) |
10/11 1:00 pm
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Wind:
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SOUTH
7 mph
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OVERCAST
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| Air: |
64°F |
| Water: |
64°F |
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SPIM
(53 miles)
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Location:
Matarani, Peru
| 10/11 |
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05:15AM : 2.66ft. |
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HIGH |
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11:57AM : 0.25ft. |
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06:01PM : 2.13ft. |
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HIGH |
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11:43PM : 0.57ft. |
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| Best Wind: Glassy or S
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Best Tide: INCOMING |
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There will be a meeting this Thursday, May 17th at 6pm at Club Waikiki to explore starting a Surfrider Foundation Chapter in Lima. All people interested in participating are invited to attend. Please RSVP with Lia Colabello, Surfrider International Relations Manager, at lia@surfrider.org, mahalo!
Local surfer Oscar Morante died Monday, December 4th while surfing Caballeros, south of Lima; he was 63. Oscar, the former forecast reporter for Peru, was a great friend and waterman. He dedicated more than 30 years to serve the international surfing community. Thanks for everything, Oscar. You will be missed.
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