The best available upcoming daylight wind sample to compare with the wave evidence. This compares wind only; wave size, tide suitability, and hazards can change your choice.
9:00 AM–11:00 AM · Asia/Manila
Light wind · up to 2.7 kt · reported gusts up to 11.5 kt
Offshore waves: 3.7–3.7 ft across the period. Surf height unavailable. Tide data unavailable.
Wind source time: Sep 23, 7:30 AM GMT+8. This is not the model run issue time.
How these periods are chosen
The planner prefers three consecutive hourly samples covering two daylight hours, but retains shorter one- or two-sample evidence when that is all the forecast provides. Light wind means at most 6 kt. Moderate offshore means at most 12 kt from land toward the sea when shore orientation is verified. Strong wind or known gusts of 20 kt or more remain visible as cautions instead of making the entire comparison disappear. These are comparison labels, not locally tested surf-quality or safety ratings. Missing gusts remain unknown. Terrain shelter, currents, closures, and your ability are not assessed.
Forecast confidence
Returned marine grid point is 4.7 km from the mapped spot. Provider grid resolution is not established for this response.
Reference model hour: 0 hours from now; historical residuals do not measure forecast lead-time error.
No accepted local model for these inputs: missing history, unsupported direction/period/height, or failed historical validation.
Tide unavailable: assessment incomplete, especially at shallow reef breaks.
A mapped coordinate does not establish nearshore grid resolution or terrain/shelter accuracy.
Wind WNW 4.4 kt
Tide Unavailable
Wave, wind and tide details
Offshore model swellNNE 3.5 ft @ 10sValid 2026-09-23 08:00 · Asia/ManilaMarine grid 9.7917, 126.2084 · offshore model, not a local measurement
Offshore model sea3.7 ft @ 11sSignificant wave height including wind waves and swell; not breaking surfValid 2026-09-23 08:00 · Asia/Manila
Model request point: Cloud 9 (9.81, 126.17). Model output times describe valid conditions; the provider does not expose the model run issue time in this response.
Forecast sources
Data coverage 2/6 sources
Source availability is not forecast accuracy. Where an empirical model passes historical testing, its error and interval coverage are shown above. Source count cannot increase that confidence.
Coverage tier C · PHILIPPINES · spot-level model point
PAGASA Marine Forecasts Official high-seas/offshore forecasts and warnings; market adapter or station mapping not connectedUnavailableNo source time
The Buoy API Normalized nearest-buoy discovery and readings; market adapter or station mapping not connectedUnavailableNo source time
WorldTides API Tide predictions and station lookup; market adapter or station mapping not connectedUnavailableNo source time
Open-Meteo Marine API 1 of 1 configured model points availableCurrent
Open-Meteo Weather API 1 of 1 configured model points availableCurrent
Copernicus Marine Global Ocean Waves Independent wave-model backend and cross-check; market adapter or station mapping not connectedUnavailableNo source time
Surf-Forecast public pages Spot discovery and break-specific HTML fallbackNot applicableNo source time
Surfline public spot pages Break-specific comparison, cams, and metadataNot applicableNo source time
How best guesses are made
Best guesses combine usable wave and wind evidence, with qualitative confidence and specific limitations. A missing tide or local surf-height model does not prevent useful guidance. Tide levels use the named station datum; their effect at this break remains uncertain. Wind direction is relative to the mapped beach orientation, without calibrated terrain or shelter effects. The comparison is a heuristic, not a measured quality rating.