Surf Report – Costa Rica Surfing Reports – September 3, 2010

Posted by Una Ola on September 3, 2010 | No Comments

Costa Rica Surf Report:

2-3ft Waist high waves with poor shape

Playa Grande, Costa Rica - The wind changed to strong onshore winds around 8:00 this morning. The rain finally held up last night which helped the dawn patrol session. Conditions before 8:00 were glassy, no wind and chest to shoulder high waves. It was pretty fun early until the wind shifted, creating poor surfing conditions after.

Costa Rica Tides:

We had a morning high tide of 7.54ft @ 9:15am, dropping down to a low tide of 1.86ft @ 3:34pm, then moving back up to a high tide of 6.89ft @ 810:00pm tonight.

Costa Rica Weather:

We currently have cloudy skies with strong onshore winds. Scattered thunderstorms throughout today with chances of rain tonight.

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