The forecast for ALAS of Guatemala
Everything indicates that there will be waves from fun to good every day of the championship.
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The waves will be fun and good at El Paredón in Guatemala for the sixth stage of the ALAS tour between November 20 and 23, reports the specialized website Surfline.
A small swell of two to three feet with a strong southerly component will be hitting the waves for the four days of the event.
It is known, according to several locals, that El Paredón is an extremely sensitive beach and therefore, this swell and this period is enough to bring in sets of chest size to above the head in the sets.
The sea will be between one to two feet today and two to three feet tomorrow, and not very good conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday (first day of the event) and then the size will remain the same but conditions will improve slightly, with more moments of offshore wind and a better period.
Below are the details of how the waves will be day by day of the event:
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