7 day surf forecasts (wave, wind, period) for any coordinate or named surf spot.
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https://globalsurfari.com/mcp3 tools · 1281msget_surf_forecast7 day surf forecast (wave height in feet, wave period in seconds, wind speed in mph, wind direction in degrees) for the nearest coastal forecast point to a latitude/longitude. Data from NOAA wave models.7 day surf forecast (wave height in feet, wave period in seconds, wind speed in mph, wind direction in degrees) for the nearest coastal forecast point to a latitude/longitude. Data from NOAA wave models.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| latitude* | number | Latitude in decimal degrees (-90 to 90) |
| longitude* | number | Longitude in decimal degrees (-180 to 180) |
get_surf_forecast_by_spot7 day surf forecast for a named surf spot. Tries saved Global Surfari locations first, then geocodes the name. Example: "Bondi Beach", "Mavericks", "Bells Beach".7 day surf forecast for a named surf spot. Tries saved Global Surfari locations first, then geocodes the name. Example: "Bondi Beach", "Mavericks", "Bells Beach".
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name* | string | Surf spot or beach name |
list_surf_spotsLists surf spots saved by Global Surfari users (popular and recently added).Lists surf spots saved by Global Surfari users (popular and recently added).
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7 day surf forecasts (wave, wind, period) for any coordinate or named surf spot.
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