Forecast shows there will be fun waves at ALAS in Punta Roca
Different models agree: Thursday, Saturday and Sunday will be the best days
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Various weather models predict that the waves will be fun during three of the four days of Surf City El Salvador ALAS Pro, between December 2 and 5 in Punta Roca.
Both the North American model developed by Surfline and the European model developed by MagicSeaWeed agree that on Thursday the tail end of a small swell will break with waves of between two and four feet, then Friday will be the smallest day and on Saturday and Sunday the sea increases in size, again to 2 to 4 feet.
There is a consensus between both models that Sunday is the best day of all the championship.
Looking at the long term and for anyone who can stay a few more days in El Salvador, the 9th marks another swell coming in with waves breaking up to six feet that will surely get those epic Punta Roca trains going.
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