Rincon, Puerto Rico Surf Forecast – Oct 22, 2020
Hurricane Epsilon dumps solid surf at Rincon, Puerto Rico.
Hurricane Epsilon surprised everyone yesterday by turning into a large category 3 hurricane. Yes, we have a major hurricane with a greek letter for a name at the end of October. This powerful storm should produce some very large swell for today that should linger on through the weekend. The extratropical transition and resulting combination with a cold-front should continue to keep the waves rolling in after the tropical swell fades out. When I saw 11.8ft at 14.3 seconds on the San Juan buoy last night it was clear that this storm was beating all expectations. More exposed parts of the island such as the north coast of Puerto Rico should be all time. The winds will remain south for the next couple of days before going east. So yes, you’re reading this correctly – solid swell and light winds for several days. Followed by more swell with offshore winds for many spots here in Rincon. Be safe and have fun!
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