NW PR Report and Forecast of 4/19/2010, noon

The surf report: Beautiful, translucent waters this morning.
Muy glassiosa, crystal clear. The reefs were bright and sparkling, showing
all their colors - white, brown, red, orange and the sea plants flowing
in the swell underneath. Waves were breaking 2 to 3 feet at PdP, a shallow
reef with predominantly lefts with some good rights to be had this morning.
Minus tides created some very shallow spots at the end of the ride, maybe
12 inches or so - shallow enough for my 4.5 inch fin to scrape now and then.
Did I say fun tubasos? Hit the water at 6:30am and didn't get out until
mid-morning when my legs were dead tired and killing me. Food content: 
Jamon, heuvo y queso con cafe from the usual panaderia.

  Model Cycle: 2010 APR 19 06Z          
  Time Zone: GMT - 5 hours              
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             SURF    SURF DIR  SWELL  PERIOD   WIND    WND/DIR
             (ft)       (deg)   (ft)   (sec)   (kts)     (deg)
            -------  --------  -----  ------  -------  -------
4/19   7am   2 -  4  NNE  17    4.5     9.0    5 -  8   SE 130
4/19   1pm   2 -  5  NNE  27    4.4    10.8    3 -  4  SSE 169
 
4/20   7am   1 -  3  NNE  24    3.3    10.1    2 -  2  SSE 152
4/20   1pm   1 -  3  NNE  26    2.8    10.1    0 -  0  ENE  61
 
4/21   7am   1 -  3   NE  36    2.2    13.1    2 -  2   SE 138
4/21   1pm   1 -  3   NE  35    2.3    12.9    0 -  0  WSW 252
 
4/22   7am   2 -  4   NE  37    3.4    12.2    7 -  9  SSE 157
4/22   1pm   2 -  5   NE  37    3.6    12.1    3 -  4    S 178

San Juan - probably no surfing there - La Ocho. 
4/23   7am   2 -  4  NNE  24    3.3    11.1    4 -  6  ESE 127
 
4/24   7am   1 -  3  NNE  28    3.0    10.5    5 -  6   SE 132
 
4/25   7am   1 -  2    N   8    1.9     9.1    4 -  5  ESE 118