Aloha, wave riders! Get ready for an epic weekend of surfing across the Hawaiian Islands. The surf scene is about to get seriously interesting!
North-facing shores are about to light up with some serious swell action. We've got a deep low pressure system far north generating a massive northerly swell that'll start pumping late Saturday and continue through early next week. Kauai and Oahu can expect north-facing breaks to see surf climbing from 5-7 feet tonight to a solid 8-12 feet by Saturday evening. Maui and the Big Island will also see impressive north shore action, with waves building to 6-8 feet.
East-facing shores are in for a wild ride too! As a front moves across the islands, northeast winds will kick up, creating choppy conditions and potentially pushing us into High Surf Advisory territory. Expect east-facing breaks to jump from a mellow 1-3 feet to a more energetic 2-4 feet by Saturday afternoon.
South-facing shores remain fairly consistent, holding steady at 2-4 feet with a small, long-period south-southwest swell keeping things interesting. Multiple similar swells are lined up to roll in Sunday and early next week.
Weather-wise, expect a mix of partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with scattered showers. Temperatures will hover in the lower 80s, with winds gradually shifting from light and variable to more pronounced northeast breezes.
Pro tip: Check local beach conditions, watch for potential rip currents, and always surf smart. Mahalo and catch some epic waves!
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