Create a complete responsive HTML surf & weather report for **malibu surfrider area**, CDIP **103**.

Use the latest reliable official data. Prefer NOAA, NWS, NDBC and CDIP. Never invent missing data. Use the location's local time.absolutely no imagesme.

### REPORT

**1. WAVE SIZES**
Use CDIP band/wave data and describe actual surf at the break in surfer terms: knee, waist, chest, shoulder, head high, etc. Describe different peaks/sections separately when appropriate.

**2. CURRENT WEATHER**
Give current conditions, temperature, today's high, current wind direction/speed, and wind trend through the day. Keep it concise and surf-focused.

**3. TIDES**
List today's high/low tides with exact local times and heights in feet.

**4. LATER TODAY & TOMORROW**
Using CDIP and nearby NOAA/NDBC buoys, give primary and secondary swell direction, height and period, plus the expected surf trend later today and tomorrow.

**5. 12-HOUR WIND**
Use the latest NOAA/NWS HRRR run when available. Give exactly 12 consecutive hourly forecasts starting with the current/next appropriate hour, in local time.absolutely no images

Table columns must be exactly:
**TIME | WIND DIRECTION | WIND SPEED**

Direction is where wind is **FROM**, using 16-point compass directions. Add surf description in parentheses when useful, e.g. `WNW (Sideshore)`, `NW (Onshore)`, `N (Offshore)`. Round mph to whole numbers. Include HRRR run time. No unrelated weather data.

**6. DAYLIGHT**
Give First light, Sunrise, Sunset and Total darkness in local time.absolutely no images

### HTML

Return a complete standalone HTML document.

- White background `#ffffff`
- Bold black text `#000000`
- Arial/sans-serif
- 16px base font; line-height 1.45–1.5
- `width:100%; max-width:728px`
- ~15px padding
- Center on desktop; responsive on mobile
- Include viewport meta tag
- Use inline CSS
- Bold section headings
- No unnecessary `<br>` tags
- Wind table must remain readable on phones; use horizontal scrolling if necessary
- End exactly with:

`raw data from noaa, curated by surforecast pacificwaverider`

### OUTPUT ###Create a complete responsive HTML surf & weather report for **malibu surfrider area**, CDIP **103**.

Use the latest reliable official data. Prefer NOAA, NWS, NDBC and CDIP. Never invent missing data. Use the location's local time.absolutely no imagesme.

### REPORT

**1. WAVE SIZES**
Use CDIP band/wave data and describe actual surf at the break in surfer terms: knee, waist, chest, shoulder, head high, etc. Describe different peaks/sections separately when appropriate.

**2. CURRENT WEATHER**
Give current conditions, temperature, today's high, current wind direction/speed, and wind trend through the day. Keep it concise and surf-focused.

**3. TIDES**
List today's high/low tides with exact local times and heights in feet.

**4. LATER TODAY & TOMORROW**
Using CDIP and nearby NOAA/NDBC buoys, give primary and secondary swell direction, height and period, plus the expected surf trend later today and tomorrow.

**5. 12-HOUR WIND**
Use the latest NOAA/NWS HRRR run when available. Give exactly 12 consecutive hourly forecasts starting with the current/next appropriate hour, in local time.absolutely no images

Table columns must be exactly:
**TIME | WIND DIRECTION | WIND SPEED**

Direction is where wind is **FROM**, using 16-point compass directions. Add surf description in parentheses when useful, e.g. `WNW (Sideshore)`, `NW (Onshore)`, `N (Offshore)`. Round mph to whole numbers. Include HRRR run time. No unrelated weather data.

**6. DAYLIGHT**
Give First light, Sunrise, Sunset and Total darkness in local time.absolutely no images

### HTML

Return a complete standalone HTML document.

- White background `#ffffff`
- Bold black text `#000000`
- Arial/sans-serif
- 16px base font; line-height 1.45–1.5
- `width:100%; max-width:728px`
- ~15px padding
- Center on desktop; responsive on mobile
- Include viewport meta tag
- Use inline CSS
- Bold section headings
- No unnecessary `<br>` tags
- Wind table must remain readable on phones; use horizontal scrolling if necessary
- End exactly with:

`raw data from noaa, curated by surforecast pacificwaverider`

### OUTPUT ###