Surf Report – Costa Rica Surfing Reports – March 14, 2010

Posted by Una Ola on March 14, 2010 | No Comments

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Costa Rica Surf Report:

2ft Knee high with poor to fair shape.

Playa Grande, Costa Rica – The waves looked like they would get fun today for longboarding and learning because the wind was offshore and clean until about 11:00pm, when it blew out completely within seconds of when I paddled out. It turned into a mess before I could catch a wave. So, I made the most of the, sloppy conditions.

Hopefully, the wind patterns will clean up and get back to the offshore winds we usually experience in the North Pacific, Guanacaste Province of Costa Rica.

Costa Rica Tides:

We had a morning low tide of 0.80ft @ 8:07am, moving up to a high tide of 7.66ft @ 2:23pm, then dropping back down to a low tide of 0.78ft @ 8:29pm tonight.

Costa Rica Weather:

We had sunny to partly cloudy skies with strong onshore winds. All and all it looks to be a very nice day in Playa Grande, Costa Rica.

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