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Green Awning / Crack Peak.

Reef sections

Right-dominant micro peaks34.435° N / 119.950° W
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Forecast & tide at a glance

Estimated surf face · feet · Pacific time. The existing PureSurfers face-estimation engine; not a measured or calibrated breaking-wave report.

Estimated surf face1.4 ftForecast for Thu Oct 22, 1:00pm Pacific
Coastal wind5.2 mphSE from
NOAA tide reference1.7 ftMLLW · Santa Barbara

READ THE INDIVIDUAL SWELLS

Swell by swell.

Offshore component height (Hs), not surf-face height. Directions are where waves come from. Component heights do not add together.

Thu Oct 22, 1:00pm Pacific

GFS · 4 components
Primary swell
1.6ft Hs

W from · 262° · 8.4 s

1.6 feet
Wind sea
2.1ft Hs

WSW from · 246° · 5.2 s

2.1 feet
Secondary swell
1.0ft Hs

WSW from · 238° · 10.4 s

1.0 feet
Tertiary swell
0.7ft Hs

S from · 191° · 16.0 s

0.7 feet
MFWAM · 2 components
Primary swell
2.4ft Hs

W from · 277° · 7.3 s

2.4 feet
Wind sea
0.1ft Hs

ESE from · 119° · 1.2 s

0.1 feet

Each model supplies its own partitions. Missing components remain unavailable; another model’s primary swell is not automatically the same wave system.

Coastal wind retrieved Thu Oct 22, 12:26pm. This is regional modeled wind, not a beach measurement.

Source retrievals: GFS Oct 22, 12:26pm · ECMWF Oct 22, 12:26pm · MFWAM Oct 22, 12:26pm. Retrieval time is not the model issue time. This page combines all available cached model families; map model selections are separate.

Tide predictions: Santa Barbara, 24 km reference; retrieved Thu Oct 22, 12:45pm. Station predictions can differ locally.

Seven-day overview

06:00–19:00 forecast hours; daily values are not a full-day maximum.
Pacific dayEstimated surf faceMean windHours available
Thu Oct 221.4 ft6.3 mph14/14
Fri Oct 231.8 ft6.7 mph14/14
Sat Oct 241.5 ft4.9 mph14/14
Sun Oct 251.1 ft3.9 mph14/14
Mon Oct 261.2 ft4.0 mph14/14
Tue Oct 271.4 ft3.1 mph14/14
Wed Oct 281.4 ft3.1 mph14/14
Hourly details · next 72 hours
Pacific timeEstimated surf faceModel rangeSet proxySwell fromWindTide MLLWModels
Thu 1:00pm1.4 ft1.0–1.7 ft2.1 ftWSW · 9.6 s5.2 mph SE1.7 ft3
Thu 2:00pm1.3 ft0.9–1.7 ft1.9 ftWSW · 9.6 s11.2 mph W1.5 ft3
Thu 3:00pm1.3 ft1.1–1.7 ft2.0 ftWSW · 9.5 s7.8 mph W1.7 ft3
Thu 4:00pm1.2 ft0.8–1.7 ft1.9 ftWSW · 9.4 s7.3 mph SW2.3 ft3
Thu 5:00pm1.3 ft1.0–1.7 ft1.9 ftWSW · 9.3 s3.7 mph WNW3.1 ft3
Thu 6:00pm1.2 ft0.9–1.7 ft1.9 ftWSW · 9.0 s4.2 mph ESE3.9 ft3
Thu 7:00pm1.2 ft0.9–1.7 ft1.9 ftWSW · 8.6 s6.2 mph ENE4.5 ft3
Thu 8:00pm1.2 ft0.8–1.7 ft1.8 ftW · 8.3 s2.7 mph WNW4.6 ft3
Thu 9:00pm1.2 ft0.8–1.8 ft1.9 ftW · 8.2 s6.1 mph WNW4.4 ft3
Thu 10:00pm1.3 ft0.9–1.8 ft1.9 ftW · 8.2 s5.3 mph SW3.6 ft3
Thu 11:00pm1.3 ft1.0–1.8 ft2.0 ftW · 8.2 s10.4 mph W2.7 ft3
Fri 12:00am1.4 ft1.1–1.8 ft2.1 ftW · 8.2 s8.5 mph WSW1.8 ft3
Fri 1:00am1.4 ft1.1–1.9 ft2.1 ftW · 8.2 s7.3 mph SW1.1 ft3
Fri 2:00am1.5 ft1.2–1.9 ft2.2 ftW · 8.2 s10.1 mph WSW0.8 ft3
Fri 3:00am1.5 ft1.2–1.9 ft2.2 ftW · 8.2 s8.9 mph W1.1 ft3
Fri 4:00am1.5 ft1.2–2.0 ft2.3 ftW · 8.3 s11.2 mph W1.8 ft3
Fri 5:00am1.5 ft1.1–2.0 ft2.3 ftW · 8.3 s5.6 mph WNW2.9 ft3
Fri 6:00am1.6 ft1.3–2.1 ft2.5 ftW · 8.3 s6.9 mph NNE4.0 ft3
Fri 7:00am1.7 ft1.3–2.2 ft2.5 ftW · 8.2 s5.3 mph SSW4.8 ft3
Fri 8:00am1.6 ft0.9–2.3 ft2.4 ftW · 8.2 s3.2 mph ESE5.3 ft3
Fri 9:00am1.7 ft1.1–2.3 ft2.6 ftW · 8.2 s6.4 mph SSE5.2 ft3
Fri 10:00am1.8 ft1.5–2.3 ft2.8 ftW · 8.2 s5.5 mph SE4.5 ft3
Fri 11:00am1.8 ft1.5–2.3 ft2.7 ftW · 8.2 s4.1 mph S3.6 ft3
Fri 12:00pm1.9 ft1.3–2.4 ft2.8 ftW · 8.1 s1.9 mph NW2.4 ft3
Fri 1:00pm1.9 ft1.3–2.4 ft2.8 ftW · 7.9 s6.3 mph W1.5 ft3
Fri 2:00pm1.8 ft1.4–2.4 ft2.8 ftW · 7.7 s9.4 mph W0.9 ft3
Fri 3:00pm1.8 ft1.4–2.5 ft2.8 ftW · 7.5 s10.1 mph W0.9 ft3
Fri 4:00pm1.9 ft1.4–2.5 ft2.8 ftW · 7.5 s11.4 mph W1.3 ft3
Fri 5:00pm1.9 ft1.5–2.5 ft2.8 ftWNW · 7.4 s9.9 mph W2.1 ft3
Fri 6:00pm2.0 ft1.6–2.5 ft3.0 ftWNW · 7.5 s6.7 mph NW3.1 ft3
Fri 7:00pm2.0 ft1.5–2.6 ft3.1 ftWNW · 7.6 s7.3 mph N4.0 ft3
Fri 8:00pm2.0 ft1.4–2.6 ft3.0 ftWNW · 7.7 s7.7 mph S4.5 ft3
Fri 9:00pm2.0 ft1.3–2.6 ft3.0 ftWNW · 7.9 s5.7 mph SSE4.6 ft3
Fri 10:00pm1.9 ft1.3–2.5 ft2.8 ftWNW · 8.2 s3.3 mph S4.2 ft3
Fri 11:00pm1.9 ft1.4–2.5 ft2.8 ftWNW · 8.4 s1.6 mph SSW3.4 ft3
Sat 12:00am1.9 ft1.3–2.4 ft2.9 ftWNW · 8.6 s1.8 mph SSW2.4 ft3
Sat 1:00am1.9 ft1.3–2.4 ft2.9 ftW · 8.7 s3.3 mph NE1.6 ft3
Sat 2:00am1.9 ft1.3–2.3 ft2.8 ftW · 8.9 s5.3 mph NE1.1 ft3
Sat 3:00am1.8 ft1.2–2.3 ft2.7 ftW · 9.0 s3.7 mph NE1.1 ft3
Sat 4:00am1.8 ft1.2–2.2 ft2.7 ftW · 9.1 s4.4 mph ESE1.7 ft3
Sat 5:00am1.8 ft1.2–2.2 ft2.6 ftW · 9.2 s4.6 mph ENE2.7 ft3
Sat 6:00am1.7 ft1.1–2.2 ft2.6 ftW · 9.3 s5.2 mph NNE3.8 ft3
Sat 7:00am1.7 ft1.1–2.1 ft2.5 ftW · 9.3 s5.0 mph NNE4.9 ft3
Sat 8:00am1.7 ft1.1–2.1 ft2.5 ftW · 9.4 s4.4 mph NNE5.6 ft3
Sat 9:00am1.6 ft1.0–2.1 ft2.4 ftW · 9.4 s2.3 mph NNE5.7 ft3
Sat 10:00am1.6 ft1.0–2.1 ft2.4 ftW · 9.4 s1.4 mph SW5.2 ft3
Sat 11:00am1.5 ft1.0–2.0 ft2.2 ftW · 9.4 s4.0 mph SW4.2 ft3
Sat 12:00pm1.5 ft1.0–2.0 ft2.2 ftW · 9.4 s5.1 mph SW2.9 ft3
Sat 1:00pm1.4 ft0.9–2.0 ft2.1 ftW · 9.4 s6.0 mph SW1.7 ft3
Sat 2:00pm1.4 ft0.9–2.0 ft2.1 ftW · 9.3 s6.8 mph WSW0.7 ft3
Sat 3:00pm1.5 ft0.9–2.0 ft2.3 ftW · 9.2 s7.5 mph WSW0.3 ft3
Sat 4:00pm1.5 ft1.0–2.0 ft2.3 ftW · 9.0 s7.7 mph WSW0.4 ft3
Sat 5:00pm1.5 ft1.0–1.9 ft2.3 ftW · 8.8 s6.2 mph WSW1.1 ft3
Sat 6:00pm1.5 ft1.0–1.9 ft2.2 ftW · 8.6 s2.9 mph WSW2.1 ft3
Sat 7:00pm1.5 ft1.0–1.9 ft2.2 ftW · 8.5 s4.0 mph N3.2 ft3
Sat 8:00pm1.4 ft1.0–1.9 ft2.2 ftW · 8.4 s5.2 mph N4.0 ft3
Sat 9:00pm1.5 ft1.1–1.8 ft2.2 ftW · 8.4 s5.3 mph N4.5 ft3
Sat 10:00pm1.5 ft1.1–1.8 ft2.2 ftW · 8.6 s5.0 mph N4.5 ft3
Sat 11:00pm1.4 ft1.1–1.7 ft2.1 ftW · 8.7 s4.8 mph NNE3.9 ft3
Sun 12:00am1.4 ft1.1–1.7 ft2.1 ftW · 8.7 s4.8 mph NNE3.1 ft3
Sun 1:00am1.4 ft1.0–1.6 ft2.0 ftW · 8.8 s4.6 mph NNE2.2 ft3
Sun 2:00am1.3 ft0.9–1.6 ft1.9 ftW · 8.8 s4.6 mph NNE1.6 ft3
Sun 3:00am1.3 ft0.8–1.6 ft1.9 ftW · 8.9 s4.4 mph NNE1.3 ft3
Sun 4:00am1.2 ft0.8–1.6 ft1.9 ftW · 9.0 s4.4 mph NNE1.7 ft3
Sun 5:00am1.2 ft0.8–1.6 ft1.8 ftW · 9.1 s3.8 mph NNE2.5 ft3
Sun 6:00am1.2 ft0.8–1.5 ft1.8 ftW · 9.2 s3.4 mph NNE3.6 ft3
Sun 7:00am1.2 ft0.7–1.5 ft1.8 ftW · 9.3 s3.5 mph NNE4.8 ft3
Sun 8:00am1.2 ft0.7–1.5 ft1.7 ftW · 9.3 s3.5 mph NE5.7 ft3
Sun 9:00am1.2 ft0.7–1.5 ft1.7 ftW · 9.2 s1.9 mph ENE6.1 ft3
Sun 10:00am1.1 ft0.7–1.5 ft1.7 ftW · 9.2 s2.3 mph S5.9 ft3
Sun 11:00am1.1 ft0.7–1.5 ft1.7 ftW · 9.1 s3.8 mph SSW5.0 ft3
Sun 12:00pm1.1 ft0.7–1.5 ft1.7 ftW · 9.2 s4.3 mph SSW3.7 ft3
Sun 1:00pm1.1 ft0.6–1.5 ft1.6 ftW · 9.3 s4.7 mph SSW2.2 ft3

Model spread is not a confidence interval. Tide and wind are context, not new corrections to surf size. Larger sets and changing hazards remain possible.

This page reads the shared cache first. Refresh requests only this spot’s existing regional samples.

Know the spot

Two named micro-sections in the Naples–Seals chain, capable of turning on or disappearing independently.

Also known as Green Awning · Crack Peak.

Break type
Reef sections
Wave direction
Right-dominant micro peaks
Reported difficulty
Intermediate+
Bottom
Reef / sand veneer
Reported swell preference
W–WNW
Reported tide preference
Changes quickly with tide

Local session records distinguish Crack Peak and Green Awning. They are combined here because the public record supports the names and relationship better than separate exact takeoff coordinates.

Before paddling out: Reef, tide entrapment, remote rescue, fragile habitat and access sensitivity.

Haskell’s public access; shoreline only when safe and lawful Approximate section pin between Naples and Seals

Source references

Provenance is not proof that every inherited claim or current access condition has been rechecked.

THE FIELD GUIDE / Green Awning / Crack Peak

Read this stretch of coast.

Follow the swell window

The catalogue’s reported preference for Green Awning / Crack Peak is “W–WNW”. Compare that description with each component’s incoming direction and period. An offshore swell number is a reference; the local wave still depends on the actual shoreline, bottom and tide.

Check the water level

Reported tide preference: Changes quickly with tide. Follow the named NOAA station and its trend through your intended session, then inspect the entry and exit at the beach. A station prediction is not a water-level sensor at this takeoff.

Read the bottom and the lineup

Catalogue bottom: Reef / sand veneer. Reported difficulty: Intermediate+. Watch several sets before choosing where to enter, keep clear of riders, and compare the actual wave with your ability and equipment.

A useful note for next time

Record the section you actually surfed, the time, incoming swell direction and period, wind and tide trend. Add what the wave did: connected sections, closeouts, drift or exposed obstacles. Comparing that observation with the same model next time is more useful than treating one colored number as the whole session.

Camera references nearby

Campus Point ↗

The Surfers View · about 10.1 km from the catalogue pin · video-page

Publicly listed Campus Point surf view.

Links to third-party camera pages, not owned feeds. Proximity does not confirm the camera sees this break. Playback and image freshness have not been verified by this page.

Make the next session easier

Lineup etiquette · Paddling technique · How these forecasts work

Nearby spots to compare

PureSurfers is built by Peter Ochabski. Spot profiles combine retained sources and contributor observations; this is not a claim he has surfed or verified every entry.

COASTAL WAVE GUIDANCE

Waves at the model cells

2.56–3.74 ft

Significant wave height (Hs) before the legacy spot reduction. This is not a measured breaking-face or set range.

Nearshore and buoy trends load here. Coverage and observation times are shown separately.