[Daily updated at approx. 10 am]

Wednesday, 25 June 2003
Hi! The actual tropical depression still brings a lot of rain... This morning was still a rainy one's - around 6 a.m. - but there was hardly any breath of wind and it cleared up after 7 a.m. Sea surface was very choppy and sets brought a mess of waves ranging between knee-high and chest-high. Water quality was bad again (muddy), because of all the sediments from the rivers. No surfers out this time, neither at Punta Roca nor at La Paz. - [Thomas]
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Tuesday, 24 June 2003
Hi! Lots of rainfall during the night including a rainy morning, which cleared up shortly after 6 a.m. However, there remained a partly strong side-/ off-shore wind (more off than side) and sea surface was very choppy. Swell was inconsistend (came in from straight south, travelling to north-west) and somewhat of a mess - waves at Punta Roca ranged from knee-high to sometimes head-high (at low-tide). There were no surfers out this morning. - [Thomas]
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Monday, 23 June 2003
Hi! Waves got bigger over night. Punta Roca had some nice waves from knee-high to sometimes 1 or 2 feet overhead (mid-tide), but most waves in between. Sea surface was choppy, no wind and about 8 surfers out. La Paz was very nice, too. And almost better as there were no surfers out and waves between knee-high to chest-high. - [Thomas]
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Saturday, 21 June 2003 & Sunday, 22 June 2003
Hi! On both days, beginners and intermediates found perfect surfing conditions. For beginners, because there was a consistent swell with knee-high to almost chest-high spilling waves and no current (La Paz). Sea surface was little choppy, no wind and as it was weekend, especially in the afternoon, La Paz and Punta Roca got really crowded. - [Thomas]

Thursday, 19 June 2003 & Friday, 20 June 2003
Hi! Thursday was rainy, cloudy, windy, choppy, muddy... There were no significant swells and no surfers out. Friday swells were somewhat bigger than on Thursday. However, water was still muddy from all those sediments, which the rivers pour out right into the ocean when there were lots of rainfalls. Friday morning was still rainy, cloudy, windy, choppy...and no surfers out. - [Thomas]
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Wednesday, 18 June 2003
Hi! It was a grey, cloudy and rainy morning (around 7a.m.). Sea surface was choppy accompanied by a mixture of side and off-shore wind. At Punta Roca, most waves were about knee-high till chest-high, rarely head-high. Sets came very inconsistend, sometimes elapsed about 10 minutes... But when they came, they came in proper number, as you can see on the photograph. At Punta Roca were 3 surfers out. - [Thomas]
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Tuesday, 17 June 2003
What a nice morning! Around 6.30 a.m. - sunny, no wind, sea surface little choppy and waves, waves and waves..., which ranged at Punta Roca from waist-high (or smaller) to almost 2 feet overhead, when there were only 4 surfers out (after high-tide with outgoing sea)! At La Paz beach most waves were knee-high till waist-high, sometimes even head-high... - [Thomas]
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Monday, 16 June 2003
Hi! Cloudy morning (around 6.45 a.m.) where sea was at mid tide, but waves were still big and awesome... Sea surface was choppy while there was a weak, partly side shore, partly on shore wind. Sets at Punta Roca were at this early stage of the day more inconsistend which changed around 7.30 - 8 a.m. With waves ranging from knee-high till waist-high in between the sets, they got  head-high or 2-3 feet overhead (around 8 a.m.). At Punta Roca were about 6-8 people out. Punta Roca rocks... - [Thomas]
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NOTE THAT: All informations given about daily surfing conditions refer to the time of observation, which is indicated in each day-report, and not for the whole day. Also the daily pictures can give you just a small insight at the latest surfing conditions.